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Video King Kazo shines at 59
Japanese football legend Kazuyoshi Miura, known as "Kazu King," scored his first goal in an official match in nearly four years during Vegalta Sendai's game against Iwaki Furokawa, which ended with a 7-0 victory for Vegalta Sendai. The goal came in the 52nd minute of the match, with Miura aged 59 years and 149 days, making him the oldest player to score in an official game in Japanese football history. It also confirms his ongoing career for a 42nd consecutive season, further cementing his record as one of the longest-serving professional players in history. The goal sparked widespread celebrations before he was substituted just three minutes later, reaffirming Miura's status as an enduring source of inspiration despite his advanced age.
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