2007 in Japanese Football - National Team

National Team

2007.03.24 Japan 2-0 Peru Kanagawa, Japan
Maki 19'
Takahara 54'
JFA Stadium: International Stadium Yokohama
Attendance: 60,400
2007.06.01 Japan 2-0 Montenegro Shizuoka, Japan
Nakazawa 23'
Takahara 38'
JFA Stadium: Shizuoka Stadium
Attendance: 28,635
2007.06.05 Japan 0-0 Colombia Saitama, Japan
JFA Stadium: Saitama Stadium 2002
Attendance: 45,091
2007.07.09 Japan 1-1 Qatar Hanoi, Vietnam
Takahara JFA ? ?' Attendance: 5,000
2007.07.13 Japan 3-1 United Arab Emirates Hanoi, Vietnam
Takahara 22', 27'
S. Nakamura 42'
JFA ? ?' Attendance: 5,000
2007.07.16 Japan 4-1 Vietnam Hanoi, Vietnam
Maki 12', 59'
Endō 31'
S. Nakamura 52'
JFA ? ?' Attendance: 40,000
2007.07.21 Japan 1-1 (aet, PSO 4-3) Australia Hanoi, Vietnam
Takahara 72' JFA ? ?' Attendance: 25,000
2007.07.25 Japan 2-3 Saudi Arabia Hanoi, Vietnam
Nakazawa 37'
Abe 53'
JFA ? ?'
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Attendance: 10,000
2007.07.28 Japan 0-0 (aet, PSO 5-6) South Korea Palembang, Indonesia
JFA Attendance: 10,000
2007.08.22 Japan 2-0 Cameroon Oita, Japan
Tulio 25'
Yamase 89'
JFA Stadium: Oita Stadium
Attendance: 37,240
2007.09.07 Japan 0-0 (PSO 3-4) Austria Klagenfurt, Austria
JFA Attendance: 26,142
2007.09.11 Japan 4-3 Switzerland Klagenfurt, Austria
S. Nakamura 53', 78'
Maki 68'
Yano 90'
JFA ? ?'
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Attendance: 19,500
2007.10.17 Japan 4-1 Egypt Osaka, Japan
Ōkubo 21', 42'
Maeda 53'
Kaji 68'
JFA ? ?' Stadium: Osaka Nagai Stadium
Attendance: 41,901

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