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World-South Korea’s victory is spur to Japan, says coach

World-South Korea’s victory is spur to Japan, says coach
World Cup underdogs Japan plan to use arch-rivals South Korea’s opening victory over Greece to spur them on in South Africa.

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Fifa U20 World Cup – Japan vs Czech

World Cup 2010: South Korea Beats Greece 2-0

World Cup 2010: South Korea Beats Greece 2-0
What’s Your Reaction? PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa — Lee Jung-soo and Park Ji-sung each scored and South Korea cruised to a 2-0 win over lackluster Greece in Saturday’s first Group B match of the World Cup.

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FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2008 – Top 3 Best Goals

Winner’s Ceremony (FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2007)

Japan draws Zimbabwe 0-0 in WCup warm-up

Japan draws Zimbabwe 0-0 in WCup warm-up
Japan was held to a disappointing 0-0 draw by Zimbabwe on Thursday in a pre-World Cup exhibition. Despite outclassing its lowly ranked opponent, controlling large portions of the game and creating many chances, Japan could not find the net. In a match split into three 30-minute periods, Japan was strong in midfield, often putting players into good positions to create chances, but lacked a …

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Opening Ceremony of FIFA CLUB WORLD CUP JAPAN 2008

World Cup 2022 bid for Australia

World Cup 2022 bid for Australia
The dream is over for a 2018 World Cup in Australia, Frank Lowy says 2022 will be targeted.

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Maverick Honda shaking up Japan at World Cup

Maverick Honda shaking up Japan at World Cup
Rising CSKA Moscow star Keisuke Honda says he does not mind upsetting Japan’s order of seniority when it comes to boosting the side’s badly needed firepower at the World Cup.

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World Cup 2010: Japan will shrug off setbacks, insists midfielder Keisuke Honda

World Cup 2010: Japan will shrug off setbacks, insists midfielder Keisuke Honda
Japan midfielder Keisuke Honda has urged his teammates not to be downhearted over four successive friendly defeats.

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