Summary and goals of Uruguay and Japan match
The Japanese team, which is part of a young team in preparation for the Tokyo Olympics, surprised Uruguay's veteran Uruguayan striker, who was looking for a comfortable win and a quarter-final lead, twice before the South Americans took the tie.
The hosts, along with Qatar, presented a stunning contrast to their first-round appearance against defending champions Chile, who lost 4-0.
From the first minute to the end whistle, the excitement did not stop as there were plenty of chances on both sides and mutual shots (29 shots on goal for Uruguay vs 12 for Japan). Both teams performed very well in an offensive match that is undoubtedly the most beautiful since the tournament began.
Koji Miyoshi opened the scoring for Japan in the 25th minute and Luis Suarez equalized for Uruguay in the 32nd minute. In the second half, Miyoshi gave Japan the lead in the 59th minute and Jose Jimenez equalized in the 66th minute.
The Uruguayans had four points in Group C against Chile (3 points) while the Samurai took third place with a point against Ecuador without points.
Ecuador and Chile will play tomorrow. In the final win, they will be ahead of Uruguay in the quarter-finals. In the third round, next Tuesday, Chile will play Uruguay and Japan with Ecuador, and Japan will need to win to qualify.
Match events moment by moment
The match ended with a 2-2 draw.
D – A great pressure from the players of Uruguay in order to hijack the goal of the win and the Japanese team survives the goal of the investigator after a powerful shot to Swarez Janbet Al-Qaim!
87- Japan coach Hagemi Moriasso drives the Pogo Tatsuta to take the place of Awata Tamuki.
D 80 – A cross from Caceres to Suarez inside the penalty area, and the Barcelona player with a head towards the goal but hit the bar !! The cross was twice a day for the Japanese goalkeeper in the standings.
It is very difficult to know who will emerge victorious from this exciting match, in which the Japanese team surprised the guest with his Uruguayan performance and offensive offensive.
Uruguay coach replaces Nicolas Lodeiro with Federico Valverde
D 67 – Japan's first switch to Iasi Yoyeda Hiroaki Abe.
D- Defender José Jiménez is equalizer for Uruguay from a beautiful header, taking advantage of a corner played by Nicolas Lodeiro! Despite the high performance of the Japanese, the Uruguayans continue to launch attacks and shots that exceeded 20 shots on goal until the 66th minute.
D) Coach Oscar Tabarez makes a second substitution and takes Giurgian de Arasaita to the place of Nahitain Nandez.
A very high performance of the young Japanese team in front of a rival featuring international veterans and stars participated in the World Cup.
J-Japan advance 2-1! Koji Miyoshi takes advantage of a rebound from Moslera after a cross from the net.
A sudden attack by Uruguay and Japan goalkeeper Kawashima shines and saves the ball from Cavani!
beginning of the second half
45 + 4 – The referee launches the whistle of the end of the first half, which came fun and exciting and ended with a draw goal in each network.
D-36 strong shot from Cavani from a distance bounce from the bar !! "La Celeste" came to the fore.
32 – Suarez is equal to Uruguay for a controversial penalty. The referee, Colombian Andres Rojas, counts the kick after returning to the "Far" after a mistake committed against Cavani.
D-28 Laksalat comes out injured and Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez replaced by Giovanni Gonzalez.
D-25 The Samurai team opens the scoring by Koji Miyoshi, who set off on the right-hand side of the box and dived into the area, dribbling defender Diego Laxalt before firing the ball into goalkeeper Fernando Muslera !!
D 13 – a beautiful cross from Edenson Cavani to Surayz inside the penalty area and the last headed the ball in the hands of Japan keeper Eiji Kawashima!
The start of a very exciting match between the Uruguayans, who rely on the experience of their players against a young and ambitious Japanese team is trying to compensate for his failure in his first game, which fell four to Chile.
D – 3 – The Japanese team responded quickly by a serious attempt after a beautiful game inside the penalty area almost to bear fruit!
D-1 Luis Suarez fires the game from the first minute of a cunning ball from a distance and landed on the roof of the goal!
The match starts at "Arena de Grimio" in Porto Alegre
The two main formations of the two teams
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