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Japan's firepower comes to the fore as Ueda bags a double at World Cup
Germany, Netherlands, Japan Among Top World Cup Teams In Action On Match Day 10
Ayase Ueda scores twice in Japan’s 4-0 win against Tunisia in 1,000th men's World Cup match
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Japan, Tunisia

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Heavy defeat reflects Japan's dominance, says Tunisia coach Renard
Tunisiacoach Herve Renard said his team's 4-0 defeat ​by Japan at the World Cup ‌in Monterrey on Saturday was painful, but reflected the dominance of the ​Asian side. Tunisia's second ​straight loss in Group F eliminated ⁠them from the tournament.

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Tunisia vs. Japan Highlights: Samurai Blue Run Riot Against Tunisia
USA TODAY Sports on MSN · 10h
Tunisia vs Japan live updates, how to watch World Cup's 1,000th match

Ayase Ueda, Tunisia

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World Cup 2026: Japan starts fast, finishes strong as Ayase Ueda pairs 2 goals with assist in domination of Tunisia
New manager, same end result for Tunisia in 2026 World Cup group play: a multi-goal defeat, this one to Japan on Saturday night in Guadalupe, Mexico. In an act of desperation, the Carthage Eagles brought in Hervé Renard to resuscitate the squad following its 5-1 defeat to Sweden last week.

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Ayase Ueda scores twice in Japan’s 4-0 win against Tunisia at World Cup
Reuters · 4h
After Samurai Blue sweep aside Tunisia, Japan fans clean up Monterrey stadium
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Reporter's Notebook: A Lone Star Samurai Blue experiencing a World Cup match in Dallas

Discovered the electric atmosphere of a FIFA World Cup match in Dallas as Japan’s Samurai Blue takes center stage.
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Netherlands hit with World Cup injury crisis ahead of showdown vs. Japan

The Netherlands national team opened training at its base camp for the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Wednesday, June 10.  The Dutch practiced for just over an hour at the NWSL Kansas City Current’s training facility.
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World Cup 2026: Netherlands broadcaster Rafael van der Vaart apologizes after saying all Japanese players 'look alike'

Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder and current NOS TV commentator Rafael van der Vaart apologized Wednesday after making an ill-advised comment while breaking down the Netherlands' 2-2 draw with Japan on Sunday.
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Fox World Cup announcer mocks Japanese team, then has to quickly eat crow

A Fox broadcaster chided the Japanese team after another corner kick attempt was thwarted by the Netherlands in a World Cup game on Sunday. “The Japanese players think they’re taller than they actually are,

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