@samurayfutbol Açıkçası ben de bu performansı beklemiyordum. Sano kardeşler yerine oynadığını görünce Brezilya karşısında tecrübe sorunu yaşayacağını düşündüm. Ama sandığımdan çok daha inanılmaz bir topçuymuş. Avrupada tutunamayan bi Sato varken umarım tutunan bir Nakano görürüz yakın gelecekte
@Mazultala2030 I agree. He strongly elevated Japan's somewhat clumsy defence in high-stage matches. But he's just one player, I am not nearly sure about others. Hashioka must be integrated, Seko can and will do better i believe, Itakura out, Hiroki Ito is OK, Tomiyasu's future unclear.
@j_football_now@geglobo Seeing Kubo finally score against a big team brings a tear to my eyes. He played really well today. Hope this brings back his career momentum.
@nurtukendi@lemarcaspors_ İsimlerden görülebileceği üzere Lille kadrosu felaket kötü bişey zaten. Berke ekstra oynamadığı sürece fark yaratabilecek tek topçuları UEDA'ydı. Türklerin gözünde ezelden beri kazma, çöp adam ama sebebini sorsan kimse söyleyemez. İzlememişler, anlayamamışlar, kuponları yatmış .d
@nurtukendi@lemarcaspors_ Yani tamamen Galatasaray'ın leyhine rakip takımın en ''durdurulamaz'' gözüken oyuncuları sakatlık yaşıyor. Raphinhasız Barcelona, Uedasız Lille vs. Büyük bi fark bu. Örneğin sakatlandığı son Arsenal maçında skora etki edemese de iyi bi oyun sergiledi mücadele olarak yıkılmadı.
@VJK1903@mamiu1903 Stoperde bu tarz bi lider oyuncunun eksikliği hissediliyor ama düşününce Djalo'dan iyi bi özelliği yok Machida'nın. Sadece 2 Djalo'muz var gibi olurdu bence. Ki bu da iyi. Ayrıca hala oturmayan stoper hattının durumu tartışmalı, en azından 1 oyuncudan kar etmemiz gerekiyor
@weghci@mamiu1903 Çapraz bağ yırttı kendisi ondan. 13 ay oynayamadı. Yoksa Japon milli takımı için stoper kurgusunda en iyi birkaç isimden biriydi, hala da öyle olabilir bize oynadığı oyuna bakarsak
@VJK1903@mamiu1903 Feci bi çapraz bağ sakatlığı yaşadı çünkü, ondan. Tam 13 ay forma giyememiş. Takıma normalde 11 oyuncusu olarak alınmıştı, iyileşir iyileşmez de 11e monte ettiler o derece değerli diyebiliriz. Hala taş gibi bi stoper ama 2 kez çapraz bağ yırtması ve ilerleyen yaşı bize ters gibi
@The_Bjkli@DeportesReports Nijerya ve Benin sınır komşusu, Olaitan'ın babası da direkt Nijeryalı. Annesi bile Benin'in Nijerya'ya en yakın yerinden geliyor. Olaitan da orada doğmuş. Kanları aynı desek çok abartmış olmayız
@Bundesliga_JP Judging from the shooting ability, Takahara was really something else. Its almost uncomparable to others in terms of scoring ability. I also remember when he scored twice against Fenerbahçe
Ange Postecoglou on Japan’s 🇯🇵 defeat vs Brazil 🇧🇷:
“Ancelotti trusted his players, while Moriyasu moved in the opposite direction.”
That, in essence, was the message running through Ange Postecoglou’s ITV analysis. His comments were not only about substitutions or tactical details; they were about mentality, trust, and whether Japan had the courage to keep playing like a team capable of beating Brazil.
He began by giving Brazil their credit, saying: “Strong teams know how to win. Carlo Ancelotti’s decisive move came from trust.”
Ange added: “Ancelotti introduced attacking players, gave them responsibility, and allowed their quality to decide the game. Brazil did not retreat from the pressure of the moment; they leaned into it. Japan, by contrast, responded to the pressure by moving away from the very principles that had made them competitive in the first place.”
“This was the key contrast. Ancelotti trusted his players to keep chasing the game, while Japan gradually abandoned the aggressive, front-foot approach that had allowed them to trouble Brazil earlier in the match.”
Ange was not suggesting that Japan needed to attack recklessly or chase the game with wild, desperate football. The solution, as he suggested, was controlled courage: “Japan had to keep threatening Brazil, press at the right moments, and prevent the match from tilting completely toward their own goal. Once Japan dropped too deep, Brazil were invited forward again and again, and against a team with Brazil’s quality, sustained pressure usually becomes only a matter of time before it turns into a goal.”
What made Ange’s comments even more painful is that he had already warned about this at halftime. He said, “Japan must not drop deep,” reminding viewers that Japan had lived similar moments before: 2–0 up against Belgium in 2018, then 1–0 up against Croatia in 2022.
“Against Brazil, the same pattern seemed to return, not only as a tactical collapse but as a psychological retreat.”
“Japan did not simply lose control of the match; they stopped playing like a team that truly believed it could beat the opponent in front of them.” That is the larger lesson from Ange’s analysis.
“Japan must play like they believe, not only in the first half, not only when the match is under control, but especially when the opponent is Brazil, the pressure is rising, and the instinct is to retreat.”
Postecoglou clearly believes in Japanese football. Before the match, he said, “Japan winning would not be a surprise to me.” For him, Japan are no longer a team whose success should be treated as a pleasant surprise. They have already moved beyond the dark-horse stage.
“Belief, however, has to be matched by courage on the pitch. Japan have reached the point where they must break the wall, protect their identity under pressure, and start acting like genuine World Cup contenders.”
@Brk59895639 @ersinalbayraak Ama sürpriz arıyorsan iddialıysan en az 1 takımı yenmen şart. 2022'de bunu yapabilmişlerdi bu sene daha oturmuş daha "kabul edilmiş" bir Japonya olmaları oyun tarzlarını kötü etkiledi bana göre.