In the match being played at the Monterrey Stadium, Daichi Kamada opened the scoring for Japan with a close-range goal in the fourth minute.
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Japan took a 2-0 lead at half-time in their World Cup 2026 match against Tunisia on Sunday.
Daichi Kamada opened the scoring for Japan in the fourth minute with a close-range goal at the Estadio Monterrey.
Ayesha Ueda converted a shot from outside the penalty area in the 31st minute. Japan have been in complete control of the game and Tunisia have yet to create a clear chance.
