Japan or Cameroon, who is stronger?

Cameroon, of course, is right.

As of December 2022, Cameroon's football strength is still very good.

Cameroon is a country on the African continent where football has been prominent since the 80s of the 20th century. In 1959, the Cameroon Football Association was established, joined FIFA in 1962, Cameroon national men's football team participated in the 1996-2010 Africa Cup of Nations finals, as of 2014, Cameroon has participated in the World Cup finals 7 times in history, known as the "African Lion".

Cameroon is one of Africa's most successful national teams, having qualified for the World Cup finals seven times (2014), more than any other African country, and they are the first African team to reach the quarter-finals of the World Cup, as well as winning five Africa Cup of Nations titles and an Olympic gold medal in 2000.

Historical Greats:

1. Omam Bijerk.

In the 1990 World Cup, the African Lion Cameroon was a blockbuster, and the team's most showy player was naturally "Uncle Mira", and the Bjerk brothers also made a deep impression, among which Omam Bjerk created the first big upset in the tournament.

In the opening match of the World Cup against Argentina, Cameroon won a surprise 1-0, Bijek jumped high in the 67th minute to hit the goal, Argentine goalkeeper Pompido made a mistake to make a save and let the ball roll into the net, Bijerk's goal gave the "African Lions" the first victory in World Cup history, and also made the team fire the first shot that shocked the world in the Italian summer.

2. Roger Milla.

At the 1990 World Cup, Mira came off the bench in all five games, but he scored four goals and scored twice in two games. Mila was 38 years old at the time, and at such an age, to be able to perform like this at the World Cup is truly amazing.

3. Rigbert Song.

Rigbert Song is a well-known veteran of Cameroonian football, having been the captain of the national team for many years, before giving way to Samuel Eto'o, but he remains one of the most experienced and influential players in the Cameroonian squad.

Rigbert Song started his career in 1993 and has played for nine teams, including Liverpool, West Ham, Cologne, Lens and Galatasaray, before retiring in July 2010 as a member of Trabzonspor in Turkey.

Japan vs Cameroon.

Favor Cameroon to go undefeated.

It was a bold and crazy dream for Japan to aim for a top-four finish before they left for South Africa, and whether the Japanese have the ability to do so or not, their courage is still worthy of respect. Many Chinese fans don't like the Japanese team, which is somewhat unsavory and says that grapes taste sour. Japan have proven to be a top-notch team in Asia, and despite their mediocre performances in a series of warm-up matches, they are likely to face the world in a different way when they enter South Africa.

The virtues of the Japanese are alertness, skill, accuracy, diligence, and loyalty. Shunsuke Nakamura from Spaniard; Yokohama Marino's Yuji Nakazawa and Shinji Okazaki, who plays for Shimizu Heartbeat, and others have considerable strength.

When you think of Cameroon, you naturally think of Samuel Eto'o, who currently plays for Inter Milan, but Cameroon also has Idris from Spain. Kameni; Stephen of Marseille. Mbami is famous.

Cameroon have played six international matches since the beginning of 2010, and unfortunately they have only managed four draws and two defeats, and the failure to win one has hurt their self-confidence. Cameroon's biggest problem is the ageing of their players, and they can cope with the group stage, and if they reach the knockout stage, their problems will come.

Favor Cameroon to go undefeated.