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Hajime Moriyasu continued his winning start to life as Japan coach as the four-time Asian champions beat Panama 3-0 in a friendly on Friday.
Moriyasu followed up last month’s debut victory over Costa Rica with a routine win thanks to goals from Takumi Minamino, Junya Ito and a Kengo Kawamata effort that deflected in off Harold Cummings.
Minamino put Japan in front three minutes before half-time when he turned the Panamanian defence, after receiving Toshihiro Aoyama’s pass, and slotted the ball beyond…

Panama 0-5 United States: USWNT cruising toward World Cup

Carli Lloyd’s hat trick helped a heavily-rotated United States squad top Panama in another World Cup qualifying rout.

Project Russia: Which fans are left at the World Cup?

With the World Cup final looming, ESPN’s Charlie Gibson travels around searching for fans from all 32 nations.

CONCACAF 2018 World Cup showing ‘par for the course’ – Victor Montagliani

Sebastian Salazar and Herculez Gomez assess Mexico’s World Cup after a last 16 exit and discuss why Liga MX could be a hindrance on El Tri’s future.
MOSCOW — The head of North American soccer says the region’s teams need until 2026 at a home World Cup to reach their full potential.
Mexico’s traditional round-of-16 loss this week left the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Football [CONCACAF] without the quarterfinals place it got four years ago from Costa Rica.
“All in all, I think it’s par for the course,” CONCACAF President Victor Montagliani said Tuesday of the region’s performance in Russia.
With just three teams at…

Rodriguez’s deflected shot puts Panama ahead

World Cup: Jose Luis Rodriguez (33′) Panama 1-0 Tunisia

Panama don’t deserve to be called World Cup’s ‘worst team’ – coach

SARANSK, Russia — Proud Panama coach Hernan Dario Gomez reacted angrily to a suggestion his World Cup debutants were the “worst team” in Russia, insisting the 55th-ranked Central Americans had competed valiantly despite big disadvantages.
Panama fly home licking their wounds as one of only two nations to lose all three games, and also leave as the team with the most goals conceded and joint-fewest scored.
Speaking after his side’s 2-1 loss to Tunisia on Thursday, Gomez rebuked a journalist…