Friendly matches become friends! Japan won 22 goals in a five-game streak, and the two coaches who put out classes to fight the fire also hung up

After a 4-1 win over Canada, Japan has won five straight games, scoring 22 goals in five games and never scoring less than four goals in a single game. After losing to Japan, German coach Frick and Turkey coach Kuntz have been sacked, and Canadian interim manager Biello may also have difficulty keeping his position.

In the final warm-up match before the World Cup in Qatar, Japan lost 1-2 to Canada. In fact, in the two warm-up matches before the World Cup, Japan never won a draw and a defeat, and only scored one goal, which made Morihoichi's position faltering.

Surprisingly, Japan performed miraculously in the World Cup, beating Germany 2-1 in the first game, losing to Costa Rica in the second game, and then beating Spain 2-1 in the final game of the group stage, unexpectedly beating the group of death.

After being eliminated by Croatia on penalties, Japan went unwinless in March. However, starting with a 6-0 victory over El Salvador, Japan returned to form and beat Peru and Germany 4-1 and Turkey 4-2.

Against Canada, Japan scored three goals in the first half, with Bi Tanaka and Keito Nakamura each scoring one goal, and Davis scoring an own goal. Just three minutes into the second half, Bibi Tanaka scored another goal. It wasn't until the last minute that Canada pulled a goal back.

It is worth mentioning that after losing to Japan, the German Football Association fired Freeman, and the Turkish Football Association fired Kuntz. After Herdman switched to coaching Toronto, Biello served as interim manager of Canada, and after this fiasco, Biello may also struggle to keep his position. In just 11 months, Japan's different performances against Canada proved how important sound tactics are.