Is it a pity that the Japanese team is out? Why did Japan lose the game?

Personally, I think that in the battle between Japan and Paraguay, Japan seriously lacks confidence, and the tactical arrangement is a passive way of playing to delay time, and finally rely on penalties to gamble on luck.

It should be said that the Japanese team achieved a good tactical arrangement before the game, but unfortunately it was unlucky and lost to Paraguay on penalties.

In general, the skills are not as good as people, and it is normal to lose (although Paraguay did not play very well).

The elimination of the Japanese team as the last Asian team shows that Asian football has a long way to go and cannot be blindly optimistic.

The game was brutal, and it was able to fight with South American powerhouses for 120 minutes without defeat, and it deserved to be the No. 1 team in Asia.

Although it is said to be an Asian country, and it has lasted longer than South Korea, we can't forget history, of course, they are so arrogant now, many of us still can't accept it, no matter what achievements it makes, it only represents itself, what about it represents Asia? It still looks down on us, China, and is still a hateful little Japan. Personally, I think that's their business, just like whether it's eliminated or not is their business, and it has nothing to do with us.

Maybe if they qualify, they will be more arrogant and laugh at us more, so it's better for them to be out! It's not a pity at all!! At the same time, I really hope that the national football team can rise

This year, the Japanese team has played well, and as the last Asian team, it lost on penalties ......Personally, I think it's a pity.

Unfortunately, every team has the right to qualify fairly. God decided that the best would be saved for last.

I was already optimistic about Paraguay.

At least I don't think it's much tougher than a stick.

It's a pity, but it's a bit tragic!

The Japanese team is considered strong.

Japan qualified for the World Cup finals for the first time in 1998 and have not missed a World Cup since, with their best results coming in the round of 16 at the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan and the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. The Japanese team, which is delicate in technology and pays attention to transmission control, has the advantage in Asia, but there is still a certain gap with the European and Latin American powerhouses.

Nearly half of the 23-man roster of the Japanese team participated in the 2014 World Cup, and Keisuke Honda, who was regarded as one of the promoters of the former head coach's dismissal, and veterans such as Shinji Kagawa and Shinji Okazaki, who have lost their peak form in recent years, were selected, while young players such as Shoya Nakajima, Takuma Asano, and Yosuke Ideguchi, who have performed well in international competitions recently, were not selected.

The average age of the 23 members of the Japanese team reached the age of 23, the highest in history. Nishino's move also caused many questions, and was described by the Japanese media as a lack of surprises and obliterating the growth of young people. Judging from the star lineup, the main goalkeeper of the Japanese team is still Eiji Kawashima, who plays for Metz in the French Ligue 1, and at the age of 35, he is the oldest player in the team and has a lot of experience in the competition.

In central midfield, veteran Makoto Hasebe, who has captained the side at the World Cup in South Africa twice, has played in two World Cups and two Asian Cups, and the 34-year-old plays as a central defender in a back three and a back four with Hotaru Yamaguchi or Shota Oshima. Shinji Kagawa, who has played for Manchester United and Borussia Dortmund, wore the number 10 shirt for the second time at the World Cup and will play in the midfield position.

Another midfielder is Keisuke Honda, the tactical core of the Japanese team in the previous two World Cups. Up front, the lone arrow striker could be played by Yuya Osako or Yoshiki Muto, who plays in the Bundesliga, and veteran Shinji Okazaki could be used as a substitute after not playing well against Ghana. In the last World Cup in Brazil, more than 700 fans saw off the Japanese team at the airport before the trip, but this time there were only 150 people.

Japanese media believe that there is a general lack of confidence in the prospects of the national team to participate in the World Cup in Russia, but on the other hand, "the lower the expectation, the greater the joy". Just like in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, Japan lost the warm-up match, but eventually advanced to the round of 16, and 4,200 people returned to the airport to greet them. Whether the Japanese team can "upset" and surprise the fans still needs more efforts.

From Russia to Qatar, Japan have been the best performing team in Asian football for two consecutive tournaments, but they have lost a good game when they are one step away from realizing their dream of the quarterfinals. From Ross Hansitov's 14-second black stand-alone to Janoub's pathetic 12-yard, Japan looked like they were beaten by the world's top teams Belgium and Croatia, but they actually lost to their experience and determination in the decisive moments.

Scoring for the first time in this World Cup in Tanshanhu, the Japanese team did not "curb their greed" as the team legend Keisuke Honda admonished before the game, and in the skillful transmission of Croatia, they gradually lost their patience in several failed attempts. Three shots were saved in the penalty shootout, and the Japanese team, which had insufficient filing and an unbalanced mentality, showed its immature side in the face of the experienced Plaid Army.

The match between South Korea and Brazil is even more needless to say, the Samba Army played the most hearty attack since the start of the World Cup, and the "elves" from South America writhed and danced neatly to take away the victory. Although there is a gap in strength between the two teams on paper, South Korean coach Bento rashly chose to let the team play against Brazil, and the tactical arrangement is also up for debate.