Japan's famous win over South Africa at the 2015 Rugby World Cup, regarded by many as one of the greatest sporting upsets of all time, is to be turned into a movie with an international all-star cast, the film's creator told Kyodo News. Players in bold are still available for selection. By Rich Freeman, KYODO NEWS - 14:50 Sports, Arts, All, Rugby2019. In 2011, Japan again beat the Socceroos in an Asian Cup, this time in the 2011 final with a solitary goal in extra time sealing the championship. Ī number of fierce qualifying matches over the next few years enhanced the rivalry, and Japan got revenge for their World Cup defeat by knocking the Socceroos out of the 2007 Asian Cup at the quarter-final stage via penalty shootout. After pulling off a 4,000,000 heist in New York, the heist team travels to London, England, to steal something worth more than its weight in gold. With Lee Westwick, Swaylee Loughnane, Daniel Eghan, Nick Field. With just six minutes left, Japan led by a single goal, only for Australia to score thrice in succession to secure their first ever win in a World Cup Finals match in what is regarded as one of the greatest moments in Australian sporting history. World Cup Heist: Directed by Lee Westwick. The first match between the two sides after this was during the 2006 FIFA World Cup, a group stage game where Australia were still technically competing as Oceania representatives. Īnother dozen matches were played between Australia and Japan until a semi-final match at the 2001 Confederations Cup which ended in a 1–0 for Japan, but the match-up really only emerged as a rivalry after 2006, when Australia joined the AFC, especially the FIFA World Cup qualification games. The first match between the two teams was played at the 1956 Olympics, ending in a 2–0 win for the Australians.

It's not an interactive game, but I can totally understand people betting on outcomes on the first viewing. Socceroos supporters at a Japan match in Kaiserslautern 'Japan World Cup 3' is a continuation of the insane pseudo-game that startles, baffles, and entertains with every new race.

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