Japan vs Poland
World Cup Group H
Date: Thursday, 28 June 2018
Kick-Off at 15:00 UK / 16:00 CET
Venue: Volgograd Arena, Volgograd.
Japan vs Poland Match Preview
Clean story at the World Cup is finished, yet the one of Japan may well last any longer than anticipated as they touched base to Russia as the gathering underdogs.
The Samurai Blue did not inspire in their two opening ties either, but rather dissimilar to Poland, they demonstrated the battling soul which brought about four focuses from two fixtuers as a reward.
Akira Nishino's side trailed to Senegal on two separate events on Sunday, yet their psychological quality got them back on level terms in a matter of minutes the two times.
Takashi Inui, who gains his pay in Spanish La Liga playing for Eibar, sent a lovely bended shot into the base left corner of Senegal's goal to change over a glorious go from Yuto Nagatomo.
The absence of carefulness at the back caused by a progression of oversights, principally by the veteran goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima, saw Senegal recovering the lead in the second half. By and by, Nishino made an auspicious substitution, bringing his fundamental star Keisuke Honda on.
The 32-year-old veteran, who currently plays for Mexican Pachuca, reacted tapping the ball into the net soon after to spare a point for Japan. Honda composed Japanese history turning into their first player to score at three distinctive World Cups.
Japan Predicted Starting Eleven (4-2-3-1)
Kawashima – Sakai, Yoshida, Shoji, Nagatomo – Hasebe, Shibasaki – Haraguchi, Kagawa, Inui – Osako.Poland Predicted Starting Eleven (4-2-3-1)
Szczesny – Piszczek, Glik, Bednarek, Rybus – Krychowiak, Goralski – Blaszczykowski, Milik, Zielinski – Lewandowski.
Japan vs Poland Head-to-head
This may be the second historically speaking straight on experience amongst Japan and Poland.
The first filled in as a planning for the 2002 World Cup (in Korea/Japan) and it saw a 0-2 triumph for Samurai Blue with goals from Hidetoshi Nakata and Naohiro Takahara.
Japan vs Poland Predictions
Had the match been played in the opening round, the European outfit would have been top picks to win it.
They are in no way, shape or form more like a three-pointer under these conditions as Japan will head into the diversion in considerably higher spirits knowing a triumph would send them through to the last 16 round paying little heed to the result of the other conflict in the gathering.
In addition, Poland indicated truly nothing in the development play pushing ahead as their stalwart striker Robert Lewandowski was in no way like the man who stowed 16 goals in qualifying, beating Cristiano Ronaldo by one in scoring graphs.
We can scarcely observe Nawalka inspiring his men to play out a sudden rebound on the last day which is the reason the esteem is pleasant in moving the substantially more spurred side to get the outcome here.
The more traditionalist punters will extravagant the 1.38 chances offered for Japan not to lose, while the Japanese win is paid at the out of this world 2.60.
In any case, we will likewise go for the BTTS choice as Japan's protective line turned out to be super helpless so far in the competition, which means the BTTS choice is well worth support at the 1.75 chances.
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