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Thursday, January 17, 2019
7:00 p.m.
Japan beat group A of group A of the finals of the Asian Cup in the UAE after their 1-0 defeat to Uzbekistan by a 2-1 win over group B on Thursday .
Japan's Samurai scored nine points, beating the Uzbeks in second place, three points ahead of Uzbekistan, who qualified for the last 16.
Uzbekistan took advantage in the 40th minute with a goal from Eldor Chomorodov, but the joy of his players was short-lived after Yoshinori Mutu tied for Japan in the 43rd minute , ending the first period with a 1-1 draw.
In the second half, Tsukasa Xionati scored Japan's second goal in the 58th minute, which allowed the team to win the match for the third time in a row, after defeating Turkmenistan and Oman in the second half. last two rounds.
There was clear caution on the teams' performance in the first quarter of the first half of the first half, which contributed to the decline of most of the game in the middle of the field and on the periphery of the penalty area, without real threat to the purpose.
The first move was Uzbek, when Dostonbek Khadamov sent a deep pass through the penalty area behind his teammate Chamoradov, but the latter struck the crossbar in the 16th minute.
Japan responded with a shot from outside the box by Takashi Inui in the 20th minute. Uzbekistan's goalkeeper, Iniyi Nestrov, found her on the lookout.
Nistroff continued to shine after Koya Kitagawa's shot in the 35th minute, before Uzbekistan scored a goal in the 40th through Shamoradov.
Chamoradov made a peculiar effort to overtake the two Japanese defenders and place the ball to the left of the Japanese goalkeeper Daniel Schmidt.
The Japanese response was only three minutes away when C Moroya broke through a center from Yoshinori Mutu, scoring the equalizer in the 43rd minute, finishing the first period with a 1-1 draw.
Japan started the second period with two chances to score, the first with a shot from Gonia Ito and the Uzbek goalkeeper in the 54th minute, followed by Yoshinori Motu, who scored in the 56th minute.
Japan's continued pressure led to the second goal when the Uzbek defense found the ball out of the box to find Shitani Tsukasa, who pulled hard to close the net in the 58th minute.
Japan dominated the match despite Uzbekistan's timid attempts at adjustment.
After a quick counterattack, star Yoshinori Mutu put a ball on a gold plate for compatriot Koya Kitagawa, but the latter shot without focusing on the crossbar in the 82nd minute.
Japan goalkeeper Daniel Schmidt eliminated the most dangerous balls in Uzbekistan in the second half after brilliantly shooting Davarun Khashimov in the 86th minute. The result remained unchanged, winning 2 to 2 over Japan.
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