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U-16 Japan National Team go down to U-17 Poland National Team in final match, finish tournament in 3rd place

13 August 2015

U-16 Japan National Team go down to U-17 Poland National Team in final match, finish tournament in 3rd place

Balcom BMW CUP International Youth Soccer in Hiroshima 2015  vs  U-17 Poland National Team
2015-8-12 (Wed.) - 15:30   Playing Time: 35min. x 2
Hiroshima kouiki kouen (Hiroshima City, Hiroshima)

U-16 Japan National Team  0-2 (0-1, 0-1)   U-17 Poland National Team

Scores
19'   Goal against (U-17 Poland National Team)
48'   Goal against (U-17 Poland National Team)

Line-ups
GK: WAKAHARA Tomoya
DF: FUJIMATSU Kouya, AOYAMA Yusuke, IYORI Keitaro, SUGA Soma, ISHIHARA Hirokazu
MF: IZAWA Haruki, KOBAYASHI Mao, SAITO Mitsuki
FW: FUJIWARA Shiryu, SUZUKI Kaito

Substitutes
GK: OSAKO Keisuke
DF: MIYAMOTO Toshiaki, TANAKA Kosuke
MF: SUGIURA Fumiya, WATAI Masaki
FW: TAKAGI Shinya, SAKAI Masaki

HT   WAKAHARA Tomoya → OSAKO Keisuke
HT   ISHIHARA Hirokazu → WATAI Masaki
HT   KOBAYASHI Mao → TANAKA Kosuke
HT   SUGA Soma → MIYAMOTO Toshiaki
HT   SUZUKI Kaito → SAKAI Masaki
51'   FUJIWARA Shiryu → TAKAGI Shinya

Match Report

U-16 Japan National Team faced U-17 Poland National Team in the final match of the Balcom BMW CUP International Youth Soccer in Hiroshima 2015. The contest between the teams who posted one win and one loss so far became a stage to battle for the runners-up as the U-17 Uzbekistan National Team beat U-17 Hiroshima Selection in the first match of the day.

Unlike the past two matches held in the hot temperature, the temperature was milder due to rain during the match.

The match saw Japan allow Poland to find their pace early and give up the opening goal in the 19th minute. And Japan finished the first half without creating any clear-cut chance for themselves. 

Japan replaced five players from the start of the second half, yet Poland grabbed another goal before the match finished with Poland's 2-0 win. Japan ended the tournament in third place among the four teams.

Coach’s Comment

KIMURA Kokichi, Coach
In today's match, the opponents outplayed us in terms of the intensity on the ball and the mental side. Japanese players need to learn the ability to show good performances in a pressured situation and work on it even in their daily training. 

But by playing two matches against overseas teams in this tournament, the players must have learned a lot and that turned out to be a good experience. We ended up finishing in third place. But I hope they will make use of what they got in this tournament and keep up their work with aspirations to be called up to the national team again.

Schedule

Fri. 7 August PM Training
Sat. 8 August 2-1
PM
Training Match vs Setouchi High School (Hiroshima kouiki kouen)
Training
Balcom BMW CUP International Youth Soccer in Hiroshima 2015
Sun. 9 August 2-0 vs  U-17 Hiroshima Selection Team (Hiroshima kouiki kouen)
Mon. 10 August 9:30
PM
Peaceful learning interchange program
Training
Tue. 11 August 0-1 vs  U-17 Uzbekistan National Team (Hiroshima kouiki kouen)
Wed. 12 August 0-2 vs  U-17 Poland National Team (Hiroshima kouiki kouen)

*The schedule is subject to change due to condition of the team, the weather, etc.

Balcom BMW CUP International Youth Soccer in Hiroshima Match Schedule

Sun. 9 August 0-2
2-2
U-17 Hiroshima Selection Team vs U-16 Japan National Team 
U-17 Uzbekistan National Team vs U-17 Poland National Team
Tue. 11 August 0-1
2-2
(PK 5-6)
U-16 Japan National Team  vs U-17 Uzbekistan National Team
U-17 Hiroshima Selection Team vs U-17 Poland National Team
Wed 12 August 1-3
0-2
U-17 Hiroshima Selection Team vs U-17 Uzbekistan National Team
U-16 Japan National Team  vs U-17 Poland National Team
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