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I love Hong Kong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
heheh they eat them like a big lion
Oh my, 6 goals against Hong Kong, I don't know how good Hong Kong play but man Japan simply murdered Hong Kong. Have Japan qualified for the world cup? Does anyone know?
yea they were one of the first to qualify
6-0 but it was hongkong! anyway keep fight japan!
wow japan is good :D 6-0... without Nakamura japan still good
Great game for Okazaki! Last year, he would have not been playing for the national side but he has become such an instrumental player for our team!
Great game for Japan and especially Okazaki!
I'm sure the next game against Scotland won't be as easy as this game..!
I'm sure the next game against Scotland won't be as easy as this game..!
next time.
There were couple of chances that Japan had to use, but good game by Japan overall. I hope Ishikawa, Morimoto and Honda play as a starter.
Nice game, 6 goals Beauty:)
the same guy scored 6 goals??? wooooww... Naw Just kidding Lawlz
This wasn't real game but training match for Japan.
Lol this looked like schoolyard football. Feel sorry for the HK goalie.
Good win for Japan, Hong Kong had done well enough not to loose by a bigger margin.æ—¥æœ¬é ‘å¼µã‚Œï¼
Hong Kong is just no match for the Japanese. Japan dominated the game. Good win.
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