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作成日: 2023/08/13 10:16

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In the Women&#039;s soccer World Cup, it was disappointment for Japan as its hard-driving squad lost to Sweden 2-1 in the quarterfinal.
                
Japan&#039;s players started off looking different from previous games, and couldn&#039;t seem to find their rhythm.
Sweden made a breakthrough in the 32nd minute from a free kick.  Amanda Ilestedt took it home.
That was the first time Japan allowed an opening goal in the tournament.
Five minutes into the second half, Sweden was awarded a penalty for a handball.
Filippa Angeldal doubled her team&#039;s tally.
That had Nadeshiko Japan gearing up for their attacks, though they had trouble penetrating Sweden&#039;s defense.
A penalty gave Japan a golden opportunity in the 74th minute but an effort by substitute Ueki Riko fell short.
                
In the 87th minute, a strike by another substitute, Hayashi Honoka, finally found the back of the net.
                
After the match, Miyazawa Hinata expressed disappointment but looked to the future.
She was the Nadeshiko&#039;s top scorer for the tournament.
Miyazawa said &quot;I want to train hard every day to improve my skills so that I can come back to play again in the next tournament.&quot;
                
Meanwhile, across Japan, fans gathered to watch the match and offered words of encouragement.
A man said, &quot;It was a tough game, so I really want to tell each player -- well done!&quot;
A girl said, &quot;Nadeshiko Japan fought to the end with pride. I am really glad that I cheered them on.&quot;

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