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F.C. Tokyo (FC東京) is a Japanese J. League soccer team that will return to the top-tier of
Japanese soccer, the J. League Division 1 (J1), after a one year stint...
How did we miss this classic photo of Barca's hardcore 'Sumo Wrestler' fans in Tokyo two weeks
ago? Brilliant one guys! / via Reuters for Daylife
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FIFA's Club World Cup is again taking football down the wrong alley. FIFA is looking at the
financial gains in organizing this competition instead of prioritizing the 3 key points that matter
most:
- Stay close to the fans of the competing clubs
- Bring back the passion of a 2 leg competition in the home stadiums of the 2 finalists
- Limit this to a European vs South American champion final (until other continents reach the
same level of football excellence)
Instead of that, the current edition is played in the neutral grounds of Japan or UAE for
so-called football promotion efforts and some degree of sponsorship pressure (thanks Toyota.
The Club World Cup kicks off in Tokyo, there is El Clásico in La Liga and some big games in
England, France and Italy on this week's languagecaster predictions.
Mais um jogo amistoso, foi disputado no dia 10/08/2011, na cidade de Sapporo, onde jogaram as
seleções do Japão (14º no ranking da FIFA) e a seleção da Coréia do Sul (28º no ranking da
FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Eliminatórias Copa do Mundo1998Seoul 01/11/1997 KOR0:2 (0:2)JPN Segunda etapa1998Tokyo 28/09/1997 JPN1:2 (0:0)KOR Segunda
etapa1994Doha 25/10/1993 JPN1:0 (0:0)KOR Rodada final1986Seoul 03/11/1985 KOR1:0 (0:0)JPN Terceira
etapa1986Tokyo 26/10/1985 JPN1:2 (1:2)KOR Terceira etapa1978Seoul 03/04/1977 KOR1:0 (0:0)JPN
Primeira Fase1978Tokyo 26/03/1977 JPN0:0KOR Primeira Fase1970Seoul 18/10/1969 JPN0:2 (0:2)KOR
Primeira Fase1970Seoul 12/10/1969 KOR2:2 (2:1)JPN Primeira Fase1962Tokyo 11/06/1961 JPN0:2 (0:1)KOR
UEFA/AFC/CAF1962Seoul 06/11/1960 KOR2:1 (2:1)JPN UEFA/AFC/CAF1954Tokyo 14/03/1954 KOR2:2 (2:1)JPN
Primeira Fase1954Tokyo 07/03/1954 JPN1:5 (1:2)KOR Primeira Fase
Copa da Ásia2011Doha 25/01/2011 JPN2:2 Prorr.
Morning all, I think I've got Arsecast anxiety. The 'cast will return next week but last night I
dreamt I was a DJ on a radio station in Tokyo called Kiss FM.
I had to read a list of the top 5 albums of all time and it was bizarre. Like 5
Nhinti Krumpahoter "Vvvvvvvvvxxxx Me" and 4 Goshma^brunOO) "Makajimi
௹✱⚉___@th" and I had no idea how to pronounce any of them.
TOKYO, Japan Costa Rica has accepted an invitation to replace Japan in the Copa America, the soccer
championship of South America. Japan withdrew Tuesday because of problems forming a team following
March's earthquake and tsunami. Costa Rica will send a team of players mostly under 23, with five
older players.
A primeira semifinal da Copa da Ásia de 2011, foi realizada no dia 25/01/2011, na cidade de
Doha-QAT, no Al-Gharafa Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções do Japão (29º no ranking da FIFA) e a
seleção da Coréia do Sul (39º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Eliminatórias Copa do Mundo1998Seoul 01/11/1997 KOR0:2 (0:2)JPN Second stage1998Tokyo 28/09/1997 JPN1:2 (0:0)KOR Second
stage1994Doha 25/10/1993 JPN1:0 (0:0)KOR Final round1986Seoul 03/11/1985 KOR1:0 (0:0)JPN Third
stage1986Tokyo 26/10/1985 JPN1:2 (1:2)KOR Third stage1978Seoul 03/04/1977 KOR1:0 (0:0)JPN First
stage1978Tokyo 26/03/1977 JPN0:0KOR First stage1970Seoul 18/10/1969 JPN0:2 (0:2)KOR First
stage1970Seoul 12/10/1969 KOR2:2 (2:1)JPN First stage1962Tokyo 11/06/1961 JPN0:2 (0:1)KOR
UEFA/AFC/CAF1962Seoul 06/11/1960 KOR2:1 (2:1)JPN UEFA/AFC/CAF1954Tokyo 14/03/1954 KOR2:2 (2:1)JPN
First stage1954Tokyo 07/03/1954 JPN1:5 (1:2)KOR First stage
Copa da Ásia2007Palembang 28/07/2007 KOR0:0 a.
2010 was a year to remember for Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma. The team from just south of Seoul not only
won the Asian Champions League but went on to finish third place at the FIFA Club World Cup after
meeting European champions Inter Milan.
It was even better for Sasa Ognenovski, a man looking forward to his third K-League season.
PUMA has launched brand new colorways of their popular PoweCat 1.10 II and v1.10 soccer boots. Both
use Japanese-inspired designs with the PUMA PowerCat 1.10 Graphic boots also being known as the
PUMA PowerCat 1.10 Tokyo. Meanwhile the new PUMA v1.10 is also called the PUMA v1.10 II Kanji.
Here's a detailed look at both [.
