TOKYO, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Japan soccer great Kazuyoshi Miura, 58, said on Friday he had all but given up on a return to the J-League before signing for Fukushima United, adding that he hopes to ...
Saturday night, the Oakland Coliseum was the place for soccer fans to be. The venue hosted an international friendly match between Japan's and Mexico's Men's National soccer teams. Organizers of the ...
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Japanese league revolutionizes soccer with MLS-style rule change to eliminate draws: How does it work?
In a move reminiscent of Major League Soccer, Japan’s top division has adopted a rule designed to eliminate draws. As the game continues to evolve, soccer has undergone significant changes in how it ...
The United States Men's National Team isn't done yet. Coach Mauricio Pochettino's unit suffered a difficult (and demoralizing) 2-0 loss to South Korea on Saturday. But there's still one game left in ...
As Portugal’s Under-16 side opened its 2026 Algarve Tournament campaign, the attention was inevitably drawn to the teenager wearing the famous surname.
A near-capacity crowd turned out at SBC Park Friday night to watch a tuneup match between the Japanese and United States soccer teams. The surprisingly huge crowd included many Japanese fans who had ...
TOKYO — Kazuyoshi Miura, the Japanese soccer player they call “King Kazu,” says he’s only getting better with age. If so, that should make him very, very good. Miura turns 59 next month. He’s the ...
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