Asian Cup: Japan 3-2 Vietnam

Keito Nakamura’s beautiful goal from outside the box secured a 3-2 lead for Japan after the first half.

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Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta (GMT+7)

45’+6

End of first half

It was raining goals in the first 45 minutes, with three goals for Japan and two for Vietnam.
45’+5

Japan get ahead

Japan showed their class with a beauty by Keito Nakamura, who curled it from outside the box into the top corner. 3-2 for Japan.
45’+4

It’s Filip again with a great save.
45′

Japan equalize

After an excellent save, Filip Nguyen was beaten again by Minamino. The AS Monaco forward had an elegant and accurate finish following Wataru Endo’s pass.

The first half has six additional minutes.

Asian Cup: Japan 3-2 Vietnam

Nhật 2-2
40′

Japan are the ones facing difficulties at the moment. They had trouble cracking Vietnam’s defense and had to take shots from long distance.
34′

If someone turns on the TV now, they won’t believe in the scoreboard. Two goals from set pieces and Vietnam are pulling a shocking result so far.
33′

GOAL! 2-1 for Vietnam

From the freekick, Bui Hoang Viet Anh headed it toward goal and keeper Suzuki was forced to push it out. But Pham Tuan Hai was there to get a tap-in. Vietnam got ahead to everyone’s surprise!

Asian Cup: Japan 3-2 Vietnam

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32′

It’s Dinh Bac again with a great run and forced a Japan player to commit a foul. He received a yellow card. Freekick for Vietnam.
30′

Vietnam’s possession after the first 30 minutes is 45%, which is not inferior to Japan.

Tuan Hai (C) could not beat keeper Suzuki. Photo by Lam Thoa
23′

Japan started increasing pressure on Vietnam after conceding. Minamino tried to score from outside the box but it went out.

Asian Cup: Japan 3-2 Vietnam

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Vietnam will face a mega challenge at the Al Thumama Stadium against Japan, the number one team in Asia.

Japan are having an incredible form, with 10 straight wins, 45 goals scored and only five conceded.

In this Asian Cup, they brought a star-studded squad with players like Takefusa Kubo, Takehiro Tomiyasu and Wataru Endo, with the goal of winning the title.

Meanwhile, Vietnam are in a transition period with their new coach Philippe Troussier, who led Japan to the 2000 Asian Cup title. Vietnam miss many key players in this tournament due to injuries, like goalkeeper Dang Van Lam, defenders Doan Van Hau and striker Nguyen Tien Linh.

Vietnam will face a mega challenge at the Al Thumama Stadium against Japan, the number one team in Asia.

Japan are having an incredible form, with 10 straight wins, 45 goals scored and only five conceded.

In this Asian Cup, they brought a star-studded squad with players like Takefusa Kubo, Takehiro Tomiyasu and Wataru Endo, with the goal of winning the title.

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Asian Cup: Japan 3-2 Vietnam

Keito Nakamura’s beautiful goal from outside the box secured a 3-2 lead for Japan after the first half.

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