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    Japan (W) VS South Korea (W)

    Asian Games football Women
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    Japan (W)
    Japan (W) 2
    0 South Korea (W)
    South Korea (W)
    Japan's women's national football team has claimed all four victories ahead of the tournament's semi-final stage, without conceding a single goal across all fixtures. They notched lopsided wins over Vietnam 8-0 and Chinese Taipei 4-0 in the group stage, before knocking out the Philippines 4-0 in the quarter-final. They are the only side that has kept a clean sheet in every match so far, with both explosive attacking output and rock-solid defensive organization on full display. By contrast, South Korea's path to this stage has been far more turbulent. In their quarter-final tie against Uzbekistan, they held a comfortable 4-1 lead in the first half, but their defensive line completely collapsed in the second period, conceding two quick goals within three minutes before barely sealing a 6-3 win. The three goals they shipped in that single game have laid out obvious vulnerabilities in their backline.
    Further Reading
    • Lee Hong
      Lee Hong
      The two sides heading into this women's football semi-final have both shown blistering attacking form in their most recent knockout fixtures. Japan cruised to a dominant 4-0 quarter-final win over the Philippines, controlling 76% of total possession to rack up 17 total shots, 12 of which were on target. Saori Takada scored twice, with Mami Ueno and China Kamiya each grabbing one goal to round off the comprehensive victory. South Korea also put on an explosive attacking show in their last tie, edging past Uzbekistan 6-3. They held 60% possession, registered 16 shots with 9 on target, with Su-jin Yun claiming a hat-trick, Yu-ri Choi notching a brace, and Min-ji Kim contributing one goal plus one assist to the high-scoring performance.
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      AGSW Japan (W) 2-0 South Korea (W)
    • Liam 665
      Liam 665 Won 3/5
      Japan's women's national team has shown overwhelming dominance throughout the current tournament. They sailed through the group stage with three straight wins, scoring 20 goals without conceding a single one, before notching a comfortable 4-0 quarter-final win over the Philippines to reach the final four with a perfect 4-game, 24-goal, zero-concession record. South Korea's women's side returned to the semi-finals after an eight-year absence, but their defensive instability is a major cause for concern, as they conceded 3 goals in the high-scoring 6-3 quarter-final defeat of Uzbekistan. Japan hold a clear edge in past head-to-heads, with 19 wins, 11 draws and 4 losses, and South Korea's last win over their rivals came all the way back in 2015 at the EAFF East Asian Cup. With Japan fielding a second-string squad of 23 players all from their domestic league, and South Korea bringing almost their full first-choice lineup, it is worth questioning whether South Korea can finally break their
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      AGSW Japan (W) 2-0 South Korea (W)
    • peter habakkuk
      peter habakkuk
      Japan's women's national team has shown near-unstoppable dominance throughout the current tournament. They claimed three straight group stage wins with 20 goals scored and zero conceded, then notched a comfortable 4-0 quarterfinal win over the Philippines, marching into the final four with a perfect 4-game winning streak, 24 total goals scored and no single goal conceded. South Korea's women's side returned to the semi-finals after an eight-year absence, notching lopsided group stage wins over Myanmar and Bangladesh, a draw against DPR Korea, and a 6-3 quarterfinal defeat of Uzbekistan. Still, their shaky defensive performance that saw them concede three goals in that last match is a major cause for concern. Japan hold a clear edge in historical head-to-heads, with 19 wins, 11 draws and 4 losses across all prior fixtures. South Korea have not managed a win against their East Asian rivals for more than a decade. For this fixture, the Japanese squad is composed entirely of players from t
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      AGSW Japan (W) 2-0 South Korea (W)
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