Japan’s firepower comes to the fore as Ueda bags a double at World Cup
Summary
Japan secured a commanding 4-0 victory over Tunisia in the World Cup, highlighted by Ayase Ueda's two goals and a historic four-goal feat for an Asian team in the tournament.
Key Points
- Japan defeated Tunisia 4-0 in their World Cup match with Ayase Ueda scoring twice and assisting another goal.
- This was the 1,000th match of the World Cup and a landmark for Asian football, as Japan became the first Asian team to score four goals in a World Cup match.
- Japan and the Netherlands both have four points in Group F, with the Netherlands ahead on goal difference.
- Tunisia's campaign ended early despite the arrival of coach Herve Renard, who urged his team to remain professional for their final game.
