[Oakland (California) on the 6th (7th in Japan time) = Sato Naruhito]The Japanese national team (17th in the FIFA ranking) will face Mexico national team (13th in the 1st in the international friendly match. Prior to the match, the starting lineup was announced. Midfielder Mito Kaoru (28, Brighton), midfielder Kubo Takefusa (24, Real Sociedad), and midfielder Endo Kaoru (32, Liverpool) have made it into the starting lineup for a regular basis. The midfielder Kamata Daichi (29, Crystal Palace), who was often used in the second row, was the main midfielder Kamata Daichi (29, Crystal Palace).
This is Japan's first test match against outside Asia, which has been competing in the final Asian qualifiers of the FIFA World Cup (World Cup) North and Central America tournament in about two years. The match will be held seriously against the World Cup host country, led by manager Aguirre, who once led Japan. The venue, Auckland Coliseum, is the former home of MLB Athletics. There are many Hispanic residents nearby, and although the event is held in the United States, 45,000 tickets are almost sold out. For Japan, it's a completely away battle. How well will the style of taking the lead that overwhelms Asia be? It will be a testimony for looking at the world.
[Live news]–>[Japan National Team]Moriyasu Japan plays Mexico kicks off at 11am on the 7th
The starting members are as follows:
▼GK
<1>Suzuki Ayato (Palma)
▼DF
<4> Itakura Ko (Ajax)
<3> Watanabe Tsuyoshi (Feyenord)
<22> Seko Ayumu (Le Havre)
▼MF
<6> Endo Wataru (Liverpool)
<15> Kamata Daichi (Crystal Palace)
<10> Doan Ritsu (E Frankfurt)
<20> Kubo Takefusa (Real Sociedad)
<8> Minamino Takumi (Monaco)
<7> Mito Kaoru (Brighton)
▼FW
<9> Ueda Kyoyo (Feyenord)
