Japan became the first team to qualify for the 2026 World Cup on Thursday, when South Korea was held, but it is still approaching with the rampant Australia. Dichchi scored the cameras and Tikfosa Cobo in the second half to give Japan a 2-0 victory over Bahrain and their solution alongside the United States, Canada and Mexico in the next year’s finals. The fleeing Asian group leaders failed to shine on a cold night in Saitama until an alternative to the opening came to the opening in the 66th minute. In front of nearly 60,000 fans, another Kobo added in the 87th minute where Japan closed its jewel elegantly.
Their appearance will be in a row in the World Cup.
“I feel comfortable because we can qualify at home in front of our supporters,” said Kobo, before he and his colleagues.
“This is not our goal – we want to compete against strong teams in the World Cup.”
Australia in pole mode to qualify from group C with Japan.
He helped two goals in Australia to secure 5-1 from Indonesia, with Dutch legend Patrick Clevevert hit well in his first responsibility match.
Japan advanced on 19 points. Australia occupies second place in 10 points, which is four points, and it is four points from the stalking package in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Bahrain and China.
Australia has three games left to play, starting from a distant crisis against China on Tuesday.
The best two directly move to North America, where the third and fourth teams were occupied in the three Asian groups that enter another round of the qualifiers.
Indonesia missed an early penalty kick before Martin Boyle’s penalty kick and Nishan Velopillay’s penalty in the 20 -minute labia opened to damage to the Sydney Football Stadium.
The pillar of Jackson Irvin and the other by Luis Miller was written by Luis Miller, but the captain of the Australian team, Matt Ryan was not completely satisfied.
“I think the result is a little scrutiny to be honest,” the goalkeeper said.
“At the beginning of the game, they had two great chances, and if they put one of them, it may be a different game.”
– Oman, late level –
South Korea is still on its 2026 track, but it got a goal with a 10-minute goal, as Oman snatched a precious 1-1 equivalent.
The hosts in all three points appeared after the Wolves Hwang Hee-Chan striker in the first half, with the clinical finishing after it reached the leed-in tied to the ball.
But Ali Boseidi was hit out of the box directly to amaze most of the crowds at the Guyang Stadium.
South Korea is still leading the Asian qualifying group with 15 points and three games left to play, starting from home to Jordan on Tuesday.
Iraq is second in the group in 11 but playing a lower game.
Jordan is third in the ninth with Oman IV in seven.
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