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Japan Football Association Match Report MS&AD CUP 2019 Date and Time November 10,2019 12:50Duration 90min Stadium Kitakyushu Stadium，FUKUOKA Weather Fine Temp 19.3℃ Humidity 53% Wind Light Pitch Condition Attendances Match Commissioner HIRAI Tetsu Asst.Ref.1 FANG Yan /CHN 4th Off. KANEMATSU Haruna Lawn Excellent Lawn 8,453 Referee QIN Liang /CHN Asst.Ref.2 XIE Lijun /CHN Scorer TSUZUKU Hayato Damp Dry 2 1st Half 0 Japan Women's National Team 0 2nd Half 0 South Africa Women's National Team KICK OFF 2 0 Ball Possession Ball Possession 57.6% 42.4％ Substitute Shots Shots Substitute Goal Name No.Pos. Pos. No. Name Goal No.OUT Time 2nd 1st Ttl Ttl 1st 2ndOUT Time No. 0 YAMASHITA Ayaka 18 GK GK 16 Andile DLAMINI 0 2 2 1 KUMAGAI Saki (Cap.) 4 DF DF 2 Lebohang RAMALEPE 0 1 1 DOKO Mayo 22 DF DF 13 Bambanani MBANE 0 0 SHIMIZU Risa 2 DF DF 14 Tiisetso MAKHUBELA 0 HT 0 MIYAGAWA Asato 16 DF MF 6 Mamello MAKHABANE 0 60' HT 1 1 NAKAJIMA Emi 7 MF MF 15 Refiloe JANE (Cap.) 0 1 1 2 HASEGAWA Yui 14 MF MF 10 Linda MOTLHALO 0 79' 1 1 MIURA Narumi 17 MF MF 9 Robyn MOODALY 0 60' 62' 1 1 ENDO Jun 19 MF MF 17 Leandra SMEDA 0 71' 1 1 1 SUGASAWA Yuika 9 FW FW 12 Jermaine SEOPOSENWE 1 1 78' 85' 1 1 2 IWABUCHI Mana 8 FW FW 11 Chrestinah KGATLANA 1 1 83' IKEDA Sakiko 1 GK GK 1 Kaylin SWART ASANO Natsumi 21 GK GK 20 Jessica WILLIAMS MATSUBARA Arisa20 DF DF 3 Nothando VILAKAZI 19 0 MIYAKE Shiori 23 DF DF 4 Noko MATLOU SEIKE Kiko13 DF MF 18 Ongeziwe NDLANGISA MINAMI Moeka 5 DF MF 21 Busisiwe NDIMENI 0 6 17 2 2 NAOMOTO Hikaru12 MF MF 19 Kholosa BIYANA 7 2 2 MOMIKI Yuka 10 MF MF 5 Noxolo CESANE 0 11 16 0 SUGITA Hina 6 MF MF 7 Nomvula KGOALE MASUYA Rika 24 FW FW 8 Rhoda MULAUDZI 0 12 9 1 1 KOBAYASHI Rikako 11 FW FW 22 Lelona DAWETI 0 9 8 1 1 UEKI Riko 25 FW Caution and Sent-off Head Coach Head Coach Caution and Sent-off 9'C 4 KUMAGAI S. Unsport. TAKAKURA Asako Desiree ELLIS 2nd 1st Team Total 1st 2nd 9 8 17Shots 2 0 2 2 1 3GK 10 4 6 4 2 6CK 1 1 0 2 1 3Dir.FK 10 5 5 3 2 5Ind.FK 3 2 1 3 2 5(Off-side) 3 2 1 0 0 0PK 0 0 0 Time Team No. Scorer assist Scoring Play：～:Dribble，→:Ground Rolling Pass，↑:Floating Pass，×:Mix up，Ｓ:Shot，Ｈ:Heading，R.F.:Right Foot 20' Japan 4 KUMAGAI S. Left CK 7 ↑ Centre-1 22 OneTouch S(R.F.) Opp FP Clear 4 S(H) 41' Japan 9 SUGASAWA Y. 8 Left-2 14 ～ Centre-2 → 8 → Centre-1 9 AnyTouch S(R.F.) [Duration of Match] 1st 46:08(1:08), 2nd 48:11(3:11), Game time required 1:50:07 [Notes].

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