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    Squawka / Match Centres / Netherlands vs Japan

    Netherlands vs Japan Result, stats & report

    14 Jun · 21:00 AT&T Stadium · FIFA World Cup
    Netherlands
    21:00
    2 - 2
    Japan
    1. Full Time
    2. M. van de Ven
      91'
    3. 89'
      D. Kamada
    4. B. Brobbey on for C. Gakpo
      85'
    5. 84'
      K. Shiogai on for A. Ueda
    6. M. Depay
      83'
    7. N. Aké on for R. Gravenberch
      81'
    8. 75'
      K. Ogawa on for T. Kubo
    9. 75'
      T. Tomiyasu on for T. Watanabe
    10. 75'
      Y. Sugawara on for R. Doan
    11. Q. Timber on for T. Reijnders
      70'
    12. T. Koopmeiners on for C. Summerville
      70'
    13. M. Depay on for D. Malen
      70'
    14. 66'
      J. Ito on for D. Maeda
    15. C. Summerville
      64'
    16. C. Summerville
      61'
    17. 57'
      K. Nakamura
    18. V. van Dijk
      51'
    19. Kick Off
    2
    Goals
    2
    10
    Shots
    10
    6
    Shots On Target
    3
    5
    Corners Won
    4
    3
    Yellow Cards
    0
    0
    Red Cards
    0
    59.8%
    Possession
    40.2%
    1.37
    xG
    0.50
    Goals
    • 1
      Netherlands
      Crysencio Summerville
      1
    • 2
      Japan
      Keito Nakamura
      1
    • 3
      Japan
      Daichi Kamada
      1
    Shots
    • 1
      Japan
      Keito Nakamura
      3
    • 2
      Netherlands
      Teun Koopmeiners
      2
    • 3
      Netherlands
      Donyell Malen
      2
    Tackles Won
    • 1
      Japan
      Daichi Kamada
      3
    • 2
      Japan
      Tsuyoshi Watanabe
      2
    • 3
      Netherlands
      Frenkie de Jong
      2
    01
    Verbruggen
    15
    van de Ven
    04
    van Dijk
    06
    Paul van Hecke
    22
    Dumfries
    14
    Reijnders
    21
    de Jong
    08
    Gravenberch
    11
    Gakpo
    18
    Malen
    24
    Summerville
    18
    Ueda
    11
    Maeda
    08
    Kubo
    13
    Nakamura
    15
    Kamada
    24
    Sano
    10
    Doan
    21
    Ito
    03
    Taniguchi
    16
    Watanabe
    01
    Suzuki
    Substitutes
    16 Guus Til
    Ayumu Seko 20
    20 Teun Koopmeiners
    Yuto Nagatomo 05
    02 Lutsharel Geertruida
    Ao Tanaka 07
    09 Wout Weghorst
    Takehiro Tomiyasu 22
    07 Justin Kluivert
    Kento Shiogai 26
    12 Mats Wieffer
    Shuto Machino 06
    13 Robin Roefs
    Yuito Suzuki 17
    17 Noa Lang
    Keisuke Osako 12
    05 Nathan Aké
    Ko Itakura 04
    23 Mark Flekken
    Tomoki Hayakawa 23
    19 Brian Brobbey
    Keisuke Goto 09
    03 Marten de Roon
    Yukinari Sugawara 02
    10 Memphis Depay
    Junnosuke Suzuki 25
    25 Jorrel Hato
    Junya Ito 14
    26 Quinten Timber
    Koki Ogawa 19

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    The Netherlands twice failed to hold onto a lead in their opening game of the tournament, eventually succumbing to a 2-2 draw with Japan.

    In a cagey first-half, Donyell Malen came closest to opening the scoring for the Netherlands on two occasions, having a fierce shot pushed wide by Zion Suzuki and then later directing his header straight at the Japan stopper.

    Japan had their best moments of the first-half just before the half-time whistle with Keito Nakamura and Ayase Ueda both hitting the side-netting.

    Thankfully, the game burst into life on 50 minutes, when Ryan Gravenberch procued an inch-perfect cross to find his Liverpool team-mate Virgil van Dijk – who saw his guided header bounce off the post and in to give Oranje the lead.

    But it took just six minutes for Japan to draw themselves level with Nakamura’s low drive taking a deflection of Jan Paul van Hecke on it’s way past Bart Vergbruggen in the Dutch goal.

    Seven minutes later and the Oranje had restored their lead. Crysencio Summerville cut in on his left from the right side of the box and fired a sumptuous effort into the bottom corner.

    Gakpo came close to make it 3-1 when he forced Suzuki into another smart stop but from that point on, Japan looked the most like scoring.

    Eventually, the Samurai Blue got their just rewards when Koki Ogawa’s header bounced off Daicha Kamada and proved too strong for Bart Verburggen, ensuring a share of the spoils after a pulsating second half.

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