Japan sets record on Tunisia’s win
The Japanese national team delivered an incredible performance in a match against Tunisia in the World Cup, winning 4-0 and extending their unbeaten streak to four consecutive matches, the longest in their World Cup history. The team also set the record for the most goals scored in a single match by an Asian team in the tournament. Daichi Kamada was one of the standout stars of the game, netting the fastest goal in Japan’s World Cup history. On the other hand, the Tunisian team continues to suffer, suffering their second consecutive loss by a margin of four or more goals. Their total World Cup appearances now stand at 20 matches, with some tactical changes implemented under the leadership of Hervé Renard.
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