Hara’s Heroes hint at Zac Japan to come.

In the end, interim Japan coach Hiromi Hara’s greatest concern was whether it might be too hot to wear a tie on the touchline.

The former Urawa Reds and FC Tokyo coach and current Japan Football Association technical director ultimately opted for a snappy grey number, and he had every reason to be relaxed going into Japan’s Kirin Cup clash with Paraguay at a sold-out Nissan Stadium in Yokohama.

Hara took charge on a caretaker basis for the two-match series against Paraguay and Guatemala, however Alberto Zaccheroni was the real star of the Togel Singaporeshow after it was revealed late last month that he would take over as Japan’s new coach.

Visa constraints forced Zaccheroni to watch the clash with Paraguay from high in the stands along with 65,157 fans on a hot evening in the famous port city, and the Italian will have been delighted with what he saw as a goal from Borussia Dortmund midfielder Shinji Kagawa fired Japan to an entertaining 1-0 victory.

The match was a rematch of Delhi Bazaar Satta King Japan’s heartbreaking Round of 16 penalty shoot-out defeat to Paraguay at the recent World Cup, and Samurai Blue fans must be wondering why Kagawa did not travel to South Africa after he turned in a virtuoso display in midfield.

The 21-year-old scored the only goal of the game following an incisive pass from playmaker Kengo Nakamura, who threaded an inch-perfect ball into the path of the on-rushing Kagawa, and he took one touch before firing an unerring finish beyond Justo Villar in the Paraguayan goal.

Alberto Zaccheroni

The slightly-built ex-Cerezo Osaka star wasn’t the only Japanese player in good form, as Lierse SK goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima pulled off a series of impressive saves to deny the powerful Paraguay attack.

The display left Zaccheroni beaming as Japan’s fluid one-touch football thrilled the capacity crowd on hand, although the ease with which Paraguay ploughed through a porous back four will nevertheless give the much-travelled tactician some cause for concern.

Japan’s next Kirin Cup clash is against Central American minnows Guatemala at Nagai Stadium in Osaka on Tuesday night, and with the feel-good factor having returned to Japanese football following their surprise showing in South Africa, officials can expect another big crowd to turn out for the affable Hara’s second and final match in charge.

Euro 2012 Qualifying Matches 7 Sept

In yesterday’s round of Euro 2012 qualifying games Portugal lost in Norway, while France put their qualification back on track with a win on the road in Sarajevo against Bosnia.

The Netherlands won 2-1 in Rotterdam against Finland, England won 3-1 in Switzerland and Italy hit 5 in Florence against the hapless Faroe Islands.

Scotland squeezed past Liechtenstein at Hampden in Group I, Ireland won in Dublin 3-1 against Andorra but Slovakia caused an upset with a 1-0 win in Moscow versus Russia.

While watching one game I was become a close acquaintence with by, a saw had neighborhood a little dim fix on the center of his temple, I barely cared about this, at that point.

During discussion he inquired as to whether I had some awareness of Allah, focusing on the game I clarified that I didn’t be familiar with Islam. In light of this he went to confront me and clarified that it was his responsibility to let me know all I had to know. Again that was simple – I was watching the match and didn’t have to know anything.

He wouldn’t let go.”You should be familiar with Islam, what is you matka final today ?” Still being not kidding at this stage I attempted to clarify that I was not strict, but rather he was having none of it. ”Alright, I am a skeptic, a rationalist.” He wouldn’t allow it to lie. As of now the Guinea fans were entering the Tunisian end and entertaining everybody with their tricks and brilliant ensembles. Participating in the silliness I admitted, ”my religion is football”.

”Alright, so do you are familiar Mohammed?”
”Kallon?
“Mohammed, the prophet!”
”Benefit. Indeed I realize he’s been to a couple of clubs after some time, I’m certain a benefit has been made.”

At this point the Guinean fans were pressed into our segment and we were remaining to follow the game. The segment was spilling over however there was an amusement park environment. He looked particularly stressed by the locations of tumult unfurling before him. Seconds after the fact it started to rain, this controlled the group and sent some running for cover underneath the stand. He turned round indeed and said “See Mohammed made it downpour for wellbeing”

”Do you have a cell phone?” (An inquiry I am regularly posed. )
”For what reason would you say you will call him?”

No clarification was given, to this and I can expect that Mohammed has an exceptional line telephone number that is a decent cash satta matka final worker here in Egypt.
Assuaged indeed that I didn’t have a telephone, he kept on searching for a point that he could draw in me in discussion.

At long last he welcomed me for some tea later the match got done, I declined his proposition and kept down on welcoming him for a lager.

Later I saw an ever increasing number of Egyptians with an imprint on their brow, in the wake of asking why this was I presently have reached the decision that is a floor covering copy, from exaggerating the imploring.

Egypt’s exhibition against Morocco has stressed the way that this is a troublesome gathering to qualify from, in spite of not scoring an objective the Moroccans have played well and might have dominated both matches. While Egypt dread the actual presence of the Ivorians.

During the half time break at the Morocco game the petition stalls in the arena were dependent upon a weighty police presence as Egyptians amassed into them and approached help from Allah to see their group win.

Those stalls will be considerably more occupied today (Saturday 28th) as Egypt will require all the assist they with canning get to get a success that sees them into the Quarter Finals and try not to meet Cameroon.

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