The first friendly match between Japan and Brazil went to the South American selection with the clear score of 1-6. The Sergio Sapo's squad, which is training in order to break the iranian dominion in the next AFC Champs in Uzbekistan, could not react to the first brazilian "run", with Carlinhos and Jonas (double for the Malwee's pivot) determining the 3 goals advantage. The only Kogure, in the last minute of the first half, was able to defeat the John Deere's keeper Tiago. On may 5th, in Tokyo, there will be the second and last match.



h. 12:00

Hall: Maishima Sports Arena - Osaka

Attendance: 5.627

Japan - Brazil 1-6 (1-3)

JAPAN
Starting Five: Kawahara (gk), Fujii, Komiyama, Koyama, Takahashi
Substitutions: Ishiwata (gk), Sadanaga, Higa, Maeda, Kanayama, Suzumura, Toyoshima, Kogure, Ono
Coach: Sérgio Sapo

BRAZIL
Starting Five: Tiago (gk), Carlinhos, Ari, Falcao, Dimas
Substitutions: Donny (gk), Leco, Jonas, Cabreuva, Edu, Valdin, Guina
Coach: PC

Scorers:
0-1 Carlinhos (4')
0-2 Jonas (10')
0-3 Jonas (11')
1-3 Kogure (19')
1-4 Falcao (25')
1-5 Guina (35')
1-6 Valdin (37')

First Referee: Jang Kwan Kim (KOR)
Second Referee: Shinichiro Hirano (JPN)
Third Referee: Akane Yagi (JPN)
Timekeeper: Kazuya Isokawa(JPN)
Match Commissioner: Takahiro Masuda (JPN)
Referees Assessor: Yasuhiro Matsuzaki (JPN)

Fouls:
First Half: 0/3
Second Half: 0/1

Yellow card: Carlinhos (24')








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