Australia (0)---------- Japan (1)
ET 30+2 minutes: Japan is the NEW ASIA CUP CHAMPION. Australia got a free kick just outside the box, but Japanese defense was up to the mark to clear it.
ET 30 minutes: Substitution for Japan. Uchida replaced by Inoha.
ET 28 minutes: Pressure building up on Japanese defense.
ET 25 minutes: Australia got a corner, but Japan cleared it. Aussies are trying their best to come back in the match as time is going out for them.
ET 20 minutes: Japan SCORED. Substitute Tadanari Lee scored for Japan. Nagamoto’s brilliant cross was met by Lee’s volley. It is a real HEATACHE for Australia.
ET 19 minutes: Japan got a corner, but nothing happened in the end.
ET 15 minutes: The Japanese keeper once again denied Australia a certain goal. Then McKay’s volley missed the target by inches.
ET 13 minutes: Emerton came very close to scoring for Australia, but his shot went off the target..
ET 9 minutes: A well-taken corner kick from Japan, but no player could contact it inside the area. Substitution for Japan as Maeda went out and Lee came in.
ET 2 minutes: The first attack of extra time came from Australia and they got a corner.
90+2 minutes: The match has now entered into extra time. The last save of the fulltime action came from the Australian keeper whose fist cleared a Japanese cross.
90 minutes: Australia is getting desperate to finish off the match, but the Japanese are looking pretty much resolute. 2 minutes of time added on.
88 minutes: Kewell once again got the Japanese keeper alone in the goal, but he failed to make clear contact to the ball and the onrushing Japanese keeper cleared it brilliantly.
85 minutes: Japan got 2 back to back corners, but nothing happened as Australian defense looks resolute enough not to concede any goal.
82 minutes: Japan’s no. 11 received a lovely through ball from back, but Australian defense was up to the mark.
79 minutes: Australia is on attack now. Both sides are trying to open scoring.
72 minutes: Harry Kewell missed the best opportunity of the match. He got a through ball from back and got away from his marker with speed, but he failed to beat the Japanese custodian in a one to one situation. A real bad luck for the Aussies.
69 minutes: Australia is attacking more at the moment, while Japanese are trying to go on counter attack.
65 minutes: Endo’s free kick was well cleared by Australia’s defense. Substitution for Australia as Holman was replaced by Emerton
61 minutes: Japan’s no. 11 got the ball inside the box, but he was dispossessed by Australian defense. Good move from Japan.
58 minutes: Both sides are trying to open the scoring, but it seems both sides lack creativity in the midfield
53 minutes: Kewell’s volley goes over the crossbar.
51 minutes: Australia got a free kick, but nothing happened.
48 miuites: Australian players claiming for a goal but referee did not give
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45+ 1 minutes: That is the end of the first half. The match is still goalless.
43 minutes: Japan got a chance, but the shot went wide off the target.
36 minu: Japan is trying to create chances, but Australia’s defense looks to be resolute. Overall, Aussies seem to be in control of the game at the moment.
33 minutes: Australia came close to scoring as their no. 10’s volley rattled the net.
30 minutes: still no goal.
22 minutes: Australia got a freekick but well defended by Japan
22 minutes: no goal yet
19 minutes: australia came close to scoring a goal
ET 30+2 minutes: Japan is the NEW ASIA CUP CHAMPION. Australia got a free kick just outside the box, but Japanese defense was up to the mark to clear it.
ET 30 minutes: Substitution for Japan. Uchida replaced by Inoha.
ET 28 minutes: Pressure building up on Japanese defense.
ET 25 minutes: Australia got a corner, but Japan cleared it. Aussies are trying their best to come back in the match as time is going out for them.
ET 20 minutes: Japan SCORED. Substitute Tadanari Lee scored for Japan. Nagamoto’s brilliant cross was met by Lee’s volley. It is a real HEATACHE for Australia.
ET 19 minutes: Japan got a corner, but nothing happened in the end.
ET 15 minutes: The Japanese keeper once again denied Australia a certain goal. Then McKay’s volley missed the target by inches.
ET 13 minutes: Emerton came very close to scoring for Australia, but his shot went off the target..
ET 9 minutes: A well-taken corner kick from Japan, but no player could contact it inside the area. Substitution for Japan as Maeda went out and Lee came in.
ET 6 minutes: Japanese are trying to build up attack by playing small passes.
ET 2 minutes: The first attack of extra time came from Australia and they got a corner.
90+2 minutes: The match has now entered into extra time. The last save of the fulltime action came from the Australian keeper whose fist cleared a Japanese cross.
90 minutes: Australia is getting desperate to finish off the match, but the Japanese are looking pretty much resolute. 2 minutes of time added on.
88 minutes: Kewell once again got the Japanese keeper alone in the goal, but he failed to make clear contact to the ball and the onrushing Japanese keeper cleared it brilliantly.
85 minutes: Japan got 2 back to back corners, but nothing happened as Australian defense looks resolute enough not to concede any goal.
82 minutes: Japan’s no. 11 received a lovely through ball from back, but Australian defense was up to the mark.
79 minutes: Australia is on attack now. Both sides are trying to open scoring.
75 minutes; Wilshire’s inswing free kick was well-cleared by Japanese defense, but then Emerton got it on the volley. But it went wide off the target.
72 minutes: Harry Kewell missed the best opportunity of the match. He got a through ball from back and got away from his marker with speed, but he failed to beat the Japanese custodian in a one to one situation. A real bad luck for the Aussies.
69 minutes: Australia is attacking more at the moment, while Japanese are trying to go on counter attack.
65 minutes: Endo’s free kick was well cleared by Australia’s defense. Substitution for Australia as Holman was replaced by Emerton
61 minutes: Japan’s no. 11 got the ball inside the box, but he was dispossessed by Australian defense. Good move from Japan.
58 minutes: Both sides are trying to open the scoring, but it seems both sides lack creativity in the midfield
53 minutes: Kewell’s volley goes over the crossbar.
51 minutes: Australia got a free kick, but nothing happened.
48 miuites: Australian players claiming for a goal but referee did not give
Be with us. We will take you through the second half.
45+ 1 minutes: That is the end of the first half. The match is still goalless.
43 minutes: Japan got a chance, but the shot went wide off the target.
40 minutes: Neither side is interested in taking any risk, so the play is proceeding in the midfield most of the time.
33 minutes: Australia came close to scoring as their no. 10’s volley rattled the net.
30 minutes: still no goal.
22 minutes: Australia got a freekick but well defended by Japan
22 minutes: no goal yet
19 minutes: australia came close to scoring a goal
17 minutes: freekick for japan
15 minutes: nice attack from japan
12 minutes: nice attack from australia
10 minutes: Score is goalless.
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15 minutes: nice attack from japan
12 minutes: nice attack from australia
10 minutes: Score is goalless.
The match will start wtihin a few minutes. be with us for live score and updates here.
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