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HOME > National Teams > NEWS > U-19 Japan Women's National Team beat Uzbekistan 6-0 in AFC U-19 Women's Championship China 2015

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U-19 Japan Women's National Team beat Uzbekistan 6-0 in AFC U-19 Women's Championship China 2015

21 August 2015

U-19 Japan Women's National Team beat Uzbekistan 6-0 in AFC U-19 Women's Championship China 2015

AFC U-19 Women’s Championship 2015 2nd Match vs U-19 Uzbekistan Women's National Team
2015-8-20 (Thu.) - 16:00   Playing Time: 45min×2
Jiangsu Training Base Stadium (Nanjing, China)

U-19 Japan Women's National Team 6-0  (4-0, 2-0)  U-19 Uzbekistan Women's National Team

Scores
5' SONODA Mizuki (U-19 Japan Women's National Team)
25' SEIKE Kiko (U-19 Japan Women's National Team)
35' SEIKE Kiko (U-19 Japan Women's National Team)
36' HASEGAWA Yui (U-19 Japan Women's National Team)
47' SEIKE Kiko (U-19 Japan Women's National Team)
77' SONODA Mizuki (U-19 Japan Women's National Team)

Line-ups
GK: MATSUMOTO Mamiko
DF: TAKEMURA Misaki, HAZA Hisui, MATSUBARA Shiho, MIYAGAWA Asato
MF: HASEGAWA Yui, MIURA Narumi, MIZUTANI Yuki, ANZAI Yuka, SONODA Mizuki
FW: SEIKE Kiko

Substitutes
GK: HIRAO Chika, MORITA Yukari
DF: SHIMIZU Risa, KITAGAWA Hikaru, ICHISE Nana, NORIMATSU Ruka
MF: SUMIDA Rin, SUGITA Hina, NISHIDA Meika
FW: KOBAYASHI Rikako, MOMIKI Yuka, SHIRAKI Akari

58' ANZAI Yuka → SHIRAKI Akari
77' SEIKE Kiko → MOMIKI Yuka
83' HASEGAWA Yui → NISHIDA Meika

Match Report

U-19 Japan Women's National Team clobbered Uzbekistan 6-0 in their second match of the group stage in the AFC U-19 Women's Championship China 2015 on 20 August.

Japan, who entered the game substituting all players but goalkeeper MATSUMOTO Mamiko from their previous game against Australia, tried to actively aim at scoring a goal from early.

In the 5th minute, midfielder SONODA Mizuki received from midfielder ANZAI Yuka, who cut in the middle drilling from a side, netted a goal from just outside the box to give Japan a lead. Japan kept attacking after that, but were unable to add another.

Yet in the 25th minute, forward SEIKE Kiko connected a cross from midfielder MATSUBARA Shiho into the goal net to widen the lead for Japan. In the 35th minute, Seike again scored, this time with a one-two play with Anzai. A minute later, midfielder HASEGAWA Yui fired a middle shot into the net with her right leg and Japan entered halftime up 4-0.

In the 46th minute, Seike reacted a cross from Hasegawa and connected it to complete a hat-trick. Japan had hard times capitalizing on their scoring chances afterward, but in the 77th minute, Sonoda reacted to a through pass from midfielder MIZUTANI Yuki and scored to make it 6-0. Japan earned some corner kick opportunities after that, but weren't able to add a goal.

They won their second contest 6-0. With the victory over Uzbekistan, Japan have qualified through the group stage. They will now play for the first place in Group A against China on the 22nd.

Coach and Players' Comments

TAKAKURA Asako, Coach
We entered the game changing all the starting members except for the goalkeeper, but today's squad weren't our second team. All the players we have on this team have high quality.

I wanted them to score more goals, but each player showed what she had. I haven't decided our members for the next game, but we would certainly like to have a good preparation.

SEIKE Kiko (Urawa Reds Ladies)
I got in the game with the mind-set to outscore China (who racked up nine goals against Uzbekistan) in today's game. It was my first hat-trick in an international game. Today's best goal was the second one that I created a space with a one-two play with Anzai.

I was practicing to have a shot from that angle so many times. Throughout this tournament, I would like to polish my foot techniques and post plays.

SONODA Mizuki (Musashigaoka College)
On scoring two goals, I feel like I only scored two. I had more occasions that I tried to sneak in narrow spaces in the middle, so I would like to work on being able to use the sides more effectively to stretch the opponents out and then use the middle. We want nothing but a win agains China. We would like to qualify through the group league in the first place.

HAZA Hisui (Nippon Sport Science University)
It was a game that we scored goals, but I tried to stabilize the defensive line to connect it for better attacks for our side. When we added more players up front by going with three backs in the second half, I was conscious of caring the risks of taking counter attacks by the opponents.

I have an impression that China are a team that have techniques and speed. We want to hold them to as few goal as possible and control the line in the middle well.

Schedule

AFC U-19 Women's Championship China 2015
Tue. 18 August 2-0 vs  Australia (Jiangsu training base stadium)
Wed. 19 August AM/PM Training
Thu. 20 August 6-0 vs  Uzbekistan (Jiangsu training base stadium)
Fri. 21 August AM/PM Training
Sat. 22 August 16:00 vs  China (Jiangsu training base stadium)
Sun. 23 August AM/PM Training
Mon. 24 August AM/PM Training
Tue. 25 August AM/PM Training
Wed. 26 August 16:30/20:00 Semi-Finals (Jiangning sports center stadium)
Thu. 27 August AM/PM Training
Fri. 28 August AM/PM Training
Sat. 29 August 16:30/20:00 3rd-Place Playoff/Final (Jiangning sports center stadium)

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Note: The schedule is subject to change due to the team condition, the weather, etc.

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