Japan vs ghana

Follow the live updates in the game between Japan and Ghana in the semi-final of the Kirin Cup at the Misaki Park Stadium. Four teams are participating in the 21st edition of the Kirin tournament this year which involves Japan, Ghana, Chile and Tunisia. The tournament serves as preparations for the teams ahead of the 2022 World Cup to be staged in Qatar. This will be the Black Stars first appearance in the tournament. Chile and Tunisia will also battle each other in the first semi-final on Friday. Japan were runners up in the previous edition held in 2016 which they lost to 2-1 to Bosnia in the finals. Starting line up Kirin Cup Soccer 2022! ? | TEAM NEWS! — Black Stars ?? (@GhanaBlackstars) Japan Kawashima Eiji Yamane Miki Taniguchi Shogo Yoshida Maya Ito Hiroki Endo Wataru Shibasaki Gaku Kubo Takefusa Mitoma Kaoru Doan Ritsu Ueda Ayase Game underway Its 10 minutes played and still goalless It's Japan 0-0 Ghana 29'Goal oooo Japan takes the lead through Miki Yamane Goal oooo Jordan Ayew equalizes for the Black Stars Japan takes the lead again It's Japan 2-1 Ghana Goal oooo Kubo scores It's Japan 3-1 Ghana FT; Japan 4-1 Ghana The Blue Sumarai progress to the final and will face Tunisia

About the match Japan is playing home against Ghana at NOEVIR Stadium Kobe on Fri, Jun 10, 2022, 09:55 UTC. This is a friendly match. Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match. The current head to head record for the teams are Japan one win, Ghana one win, and no draws.

Ghana locks horns with Japan in Game 2 of the Kirin Cup at the Misaki Park Stadium. This will be the third meeting between the two in recent years. The previous two ended in a win each. Japan's win came in 2013, beating Ghana 3-1 in a friendly while Ghana revenged the defeat with a 2-0 win in 2018. After four years, the two countries lock horns again in a friendly but this time there is a trophy at stake. Kirin Cup is a four nations tournament hosted by Japan. Ghana, Chile, and Tunisia are the three other participants in the competition. Tunisia are through to the finals after beating 2-0 Chile in Game 1 and would wait to know their opponent for the final on June 14. Australian referee, Kurt Ams has been appointed to officiate the match. Kurt will be assisted by compatriot James Lindsay as Assistant line 1 and Jasem Abdulla Yousef Abdulla Al-Ali from the United Arab Emirates(UAE) as line 2. The fourth official for the game is SATO Ryuji from Japan while Ahmed Eisa Mohamed Dawish from UAE will be in charge of the Video Assistant Referee. Follow the link below