[聯合會盃] 日本vs墨西哥

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JAPAN 1-2 MEXICO 16 June 2005 by FIFAworldcup.com Mexico came from behind to beat Japan 2-1 in Hanover and make a winning start to their FIFA Confederations Cup campaign. Zinha and Jose Fonseca were the scorers for Ricardo Lavolpe's side, who had trailing to an early Atsushi Yanagisawa strike. A battle royal had been predicted in this opening fixture in Group B and right from the off it was clear that no-one would be disappointed. Mexico, true to form, tried to gain the ascendancy by controlling possession, while the Japanese opted for their fast and direct style of play. As a consequence, the game ebbed and flowed at a thrilling pace right from the start. Mexico started in dominant fashion, with Japan content to bide their time and wait for the precise moment to counter. Mexico came close came with a Pavel Pardo shot after eight minutes and threatened again soon afterwards when Carlos Salcido failed to connect cleanly as the ball flew across goal following a corner. Then, almost out of thin air, Japan took the lead on 13 minutes. With remarkable speed, they broke from their own penalty area and had the ball in the Mexican net after a delightful move. Akira Kaji got on the end of an inch-perfect through-ball from Mitsuo Ogasawara, who shook off the attentions of Salcido and crossed perfectly for Yanasigawa to slide the ball past Oswaldo Sanchez. Coming out of the blue, the goal momentarily rocked the Mexicans, who lost some of their earlier precision and control. The Asian champions then enjoyed their best spell of possession and created several goal-scoring chances. Instrumental in all of Japan's best moves was Shunsuke Nakamura, whose trickery had the Aztec defence looking decidedly uncomfortable. With 28 minutes on the clock, Pardo whipped in a majestic free-kick from the right edge of the Japanese area. Jared Borgetti rose to meet the ball perfectly but Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi was equal to it, pulling off a reflex point-blank save. The near-miss woke Mexico from their slumber and once again they began to exert their authority on the game. Winning their share of possession, they tested the goalkeeper with long-range efforts through Ricardo Osorio and Pardo, before Zinha tried his luck. Picking up a pass from Salvador Carmona, the naturalised Brazilian pulled the trigger from 30 yards and watched his shot fly past the outstretched hand of Kawaguchi into the top right-hand corner. The second half began almost as a carbon copy of the first, with Mexico dominating possession, and Japan waiting for an opportunity to strike a telling blow. On 47 minutes, Carmona had Mexico's first real chance of the second half, but he ballooned his shot over the crossbar. El Tricolor continued pressing, with first Zinha, then Luis Perez, testing the goalkeeper from distance. The CONCACAF champions were building up a head of steam and went desperately close to a second goal on 57 minutes. Some neat interplay between Fonseca and Zinha saw the latter curl in a wicked cross. Borgetti was first to it, outjumping Tanaka, but the striker was unlucky to see his effort cannon back off a post. Mexico would not be denied a second time however. Shortly after the hour, Perez took off on a sortie down the left and, after a series of feints, whipped a measured cross into the Japanese box. As had been the case all evening, the first head to it was a Mexican one, on this occasion Fonseca’s, and he flicked a delightful header past Kawaguchi. The onus was now on the Asian side to chase the game and Lavolpe's men, while still controlling most of the possession, were happy to fire long balls up for Borgetti to bring down and work with. Chasing the equaliser Japan threatened on 79 minutes when Kaji swung in a cross towards Yanasigawa but the striker just failed to make contact and the ball flew wide. Japan were now throwing numbers forward in search of an equaliser and substitute Keiji Tamada did get a late chance, but under pressure dragged his shot wide of Sanchez's post. The defeat leaves Japan in need of at least a point in their next game against Greece, while Mexico, deserving victors, can now look forward to their next challenge against Brazil. --- 日本可惜最終是 1：2 負於墨西哥其實我本來就沒特別看好日本能在這次比賽裡踢出超乎想像的成績墨西哥好歹也是世界排名第 6 名的球隊（？）而且很擅長踢那種「黏黏」的比賽越是緊張、落後的情況下墨西哥人更是能顯示他們那種拉丁民族不屈不撓的風範心裡素質的強韌真的值得許多國家學習... 其實上半時日本踢的好像比較好（我看文轉時，很多外國球迷在 ChatRoom 中說的）下半場我累了就跑去睡覺了 >< 不管怎麼說 Zico 這次最大的任務是幫助日本汲取寶貴經驗特別是小組賽分別對上 3 種不同風格的球隊卻實有必要好好思考陣容上的應對安排當然成績不是不重要但就我自己來看我認為讓新人練習、適應也是非常重要的課題... 加油吧日本！ --- 隨文送上比賽照片網頁（共 71 張照片）： http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/c/match/3/photos.html?i=0&d=0 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 140.119.27.27