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Spain and Japan move into last eight at women s World Cup

Spain and Japan move into last eight at women s World Cup
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Clinical Japan, Slick Spain Surge Into Women s World Cup Quarters – Channels Television

Clinical Japan, Slick Spain Surge Into Women s World Cup Quarters – Channels Television
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Knockout round opens at Women s World Cup with Japanese vs Norway, unproven Swiss faces Spain

The Women's World Cup suddenly seems wide open with the elimination of many of the top teams in the world. And the United States hasn't looked very good through group play. Now the knockout round begins Saturday with two intriguing matches. Group winner Switzerland has mostly done just enough to get to this stage, while opponent Spain is desperate to bounce back from an ugly loss to Japan. The Japanese are unscored on so far this World Cup and play their knockout game against Norway, which doesn't know if star forward Ada Hegerberg will play.

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Japan fly in under radar to make case for World Cup glory

Japan have flown in under the radar to become the team to beat, along with England, at the Women's World Cup and boasting the tournament's leading scorer in Hinata Miyazawa."I think we were left behind by the sudden strides that the rest of the world were making," former Japan coach Asako Takakura, who led the team at the 2019 World Cup, told AFP ahead of the 2023 edition.

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Miyazawa leads Japan to quarterfinals

WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Japan scored its 14th goal of the Women s World Cup and conceded its first Saturday, beating Norway 3-1 to reach the quarterfinals for the fourth time.

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