Japan became the first team to qualify for the 2026 World Cup on Thursday, when Mochi Camada and Takefusa Cobo scored a penalty in the second half, winning Hajima Moriaso 2-0 at Bahrain at the Siteama and confirming next year’s final.
Crystal Palace midfielder Camada came down from the bench in the 66th minute, adding three minutes from time to Japanese, leaving Japan in Group C in the early Asian Games.
The win guarantees that Japan will end two of the top players and will see that they deserve the final of the final at the World Cup in a row.
The first two matches of the three groups of Asian qualifying will definitely advance next year to the final in the United States, Canada and Mexico, with third and fourth teams to move towards the next round.
After the first half of the basement, Morisso introduced Camada in the 63rd minute and, within three minutes, the club had put the club ahead.
The 28-year-old ended a good move with defender Hiroke Eto’o, who finds Ayas Oeda in the middle circle, released Cobo’s bus to put a camera to score.
Cube was Japan’s strongest threat and it was appropriate for the real Sociedad player to score the second goal for goalkeeper Ibrahim Lutvala in the nearest job to make the result without suspicion.
The result means Japan will continue to lead Group C on nine points in Australia, who won 5-1 in Sydney in Sydney’s first game of the visitors.
Kevin Dix beat Indonesia in the eighth minute of the eighth minute and Sousros took advantage of it.
Martin Boyl replaced Australia’s place and Jackson Irvin Brece, as well as Nishan Velopila and Luis Miller are also targeted to raise Australia’s qualifying hopes.