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JAPAN 1 : 0 RUSSIA by FIFAworldcup.com  

Junichi Inamoto was again the hero for co-hosts Japan, scoring the only goal of an evenly balanced match with Russia in Yokohama, Japan. The blonde-locked midfielder also claimed the go-ahead goal in a 2-2 draw with Belgium, but this time he and his team were able to hold on for the first FIFA World Cup ¢â victory in their history.  

The Japanese moved the ball fluidly and matched the strong Russians in ever facet of the game. The Russians did create enough chances to feel unfortunate not to come away with a point in the crucial Group H encounter, but the hard-running, skilful Inamoto was the difference. There is still all to play for in the group, with the Russians on three points and Japan on four. Russia play Belgium next, while Japan take on Tunisia on 14 June. 

Junichi Inamoto, one of Japan¡¯s heroes from their opening draw against Belgium, fittingly kicked things off with the game¡¯s first chance. His hopeful 25-metre effort drifted wide of the goal (4¡¯). After Hidetoshi Nakata was fouled, Takayuki Suzuki just missed Inamoto¡¯s head on his 30-metre free kick (6¡¯). 

Alexei Smertin had Russia¡¯s first chance with an off-the-mark shot from 20 metres. Marat Izmailov then came even closer when his effort from 25 metres had goalkeeper Seigo Narazaki beaten but just missed the far post (15¡¯). 

Nakata sent a 20-yard rocket over the crossbar and midway through the first half neither team had put a strong effort on goal (23¡¯). 

Narazaki met the challenge when Egor Titov laid a pass into the area for Ruslan Pimenov, and he jumped off his line quickly to smother the chance. 

The first half continued its end-to-end pace, but neither team ever managed a true scoring chance, sending all shots off target and failing to connect on the final pass. 

Russia came out strong in the second half, seeming determined to open the scoring. But just as in the first 45 minutes, they could not test Narazaki. 

When Japan had their turn, it was Inamoto who would become the hero again. A one-touch pass from inside the area found him 12 metres from goal and he had time to pick his spot and bury the ball past Ruslan Nigmatullin (1:0, 51¡¯). 

Russian coach Oleg Romantsev brought on Vladimir Beschastnykh after the Japan goal, and the Spartak Moscow striker almost had an equaliser minutes later. Dmitry Khokhlov headed the ball down to a wide-open Beschastnykh inside the area and he side-stepped the keeper but missed the gaping net by several feet (58¡¯). 

Japan went into counter-attack mode and could have added a second goal but watched shots by Nakata and Suzuki sail well high of the goal. Then Nakata ripped a 25-metre blast that crashed off the crossbar (71¡¯). 

Khokhlov worked himself free in the area as Russia resumed their hunt for an equaliser, but his shot was directed straight at Narazaki (78¡¯). Sychev sent another shot straight at the goalkeeper from 20 metres (84¡¯). Then it was Titov who had a great look at goal but missed the mark (85¡¯).  
 

 
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TUNISIA 1 : 1 BELGIUM by FIFAworldcup.com 

Belgium and Tunisia fought their way to a rather lacklustre draw in Oita, Japan. Belgium initially took the lead through captain Marc Wilmots, but a sterling free kick from Raouf Bouzaiene just four minutes later gave both sides a point. 

The Africans more than held their own in the first half, showing a good deal of skill in the process. The Belgians had the run of play and most of the possession in the second period as they pushed hard for a winner. However, both teams had to settle for a point, which leaves them needing some heroics to qualify for the second round. Belgium, who are on two points, take on Russia, while Tunisia, with just one point, play co-hosts Japan.  

The game started innocently enough with both teams knocking it around in midfield, but before anyone knew it, the teams had traded goals.  

Marc Wilmots, who scored Belgium¡¯s first goal in their match against Japan, again opened the scoring for the European side. Gert Verheyen headed down for Wilmots at the edge of the goal area, and the Schalke 04 man had little trouble slotting the ball into the goal (0:1, 13¡¯).  

Tunisia, however, wasted no time equalising. Raouf Bouzaiene shot a beautiful dipping free kick from 30 metres just inside the left post and out of the reach of Belgium goalkeeper Geert De Vlieger (1:1, 17¡¯).  

Belgium had two chances to match Bouzaiene¡¯s effort shortly after the half-hour mark, but first Branko Strupar (32¡¯) and then Wilmots (34¡¯) failed to get their free kicks through the crowd of Tunisian defenders.  

Tunisia were the more imaginative side in the first half, and they nearly took the lead when Hatem Trabelsi made a nice run down the right side. He seemed to have picked out Ziad Jaziri alone in front of the Belgian goal, but De Vlieger did will to tip the pass away and out of danger with his fingertips (37¡¯).  

Tunisia missed by inches on their first chance of the second half. Trabelsi again started the sequence on the right flank. He served a cross to Kaies Ghodhbane, who struck a terrific volley from the edge of the area to just outside of the left post (51¡¯).  

After that great effort, however, Belgium began to dominate possession and hold the ball in the Tunisian half. The Tunisia defence bent but did not break, as they refused to allow Belgium anything more than hopeful half-chances.  

Tunisia had another chance from a set piece after Slim Ben Achour earned a free kick inside the penalty arc, but Ghodhbane has his shot deflected away by the wall (84¡¯).  

After most of the second half passed with scarcely a dangerous moment, both teams had chances in injury time. Ghodhbane twice struck powerful shots from just outside the area. The first was punched out by De Vlieger (92¡¯), and the second went just over the bar (94¡¯).  

Between those two tries, Wesley Sonck had a shot of his own from the edge of the area, missing barely wide of the right post (93¡¯).