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Scores & Fixtures 2010 Japan: WCQ — AFC (M)

Scores & Fixtures 2010 Japan: WCQ — AFC (M) Table
Date	Time	Round	Day	Venue	Result	GF	GA	Opponent	Attendance	Captain	Referee	Match Report
2008-02-06	19:20	Third round	Wed	Home	W	4	1	th Thailand	35,130	Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi	Khalil Al Ghamdi	Match Report
2008-03-26	17:20	Third round	Wed	Away	L	0	1	bh Bahrain	26,000	Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi	Mark Shield	Match Report
2008-06-02	19:20	Third round	Mon	Home	W	3	0	om Oman	46,764	Yuji Nakazawa	Abdul Malik Abdul Bashir	Match Report
2008-06-07	17:15	Third round	Sat	Away	D	1	1	om Oman	6,500	Yuji Nakazawa	Subkhiddin Salleh	Match Report
2008-06-14	17:20	Third round	Sat	Away	W	3	0	th Thailand	25,000	Yuji Nakazawa	Ali Hamad Al Badwawi	Match Report
2008-06-22	19:20	Third round	Sun	Home	W	1	0	bh Bahrain	51,180	Yuji Nakazawa	Ravshan Irmatov	Match Report

2008-09-06	21:30	Fourth round	Sat	Away	W	3	2	bh Bahrain	20,000	Yuji Nakazawa	Abdul Malik Abdul Bashir	Match Report
2008-10-15	19:30	Fourth round	Wed	Home	D	1	1	uz Uzbekistan	55,142	Yuji Nakazawa	Ali Hamad Al Badwawi	Match Report
2008-11-19	19:30	Fourth round	Wed	Away	W	3	0	qa Qatar	13,000	Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi	Sun Baojie	Match Report
2009-02-11	19:20	Fourth round	Wed	Home	D	0	0	au Australia	66,000	Yuji Nakazawa	Mohsen Basma	Match Report
2009-03-28	19:20	Fourth round	Sat	Home	W	1	0	bh Bahrain	62,000	Yuji Nakazawa	Kim Dongjin	Match Report
2009-06-06	19:05	Fourth round	Sat	Away	W	1	0	uz Uzbekistan	34,000	Yuji Nakazawa	Mohsen Basma	Match Report
2009-06-10	19:35	Fourth round	Wed	Home	D	1	1	qa Qatar	60,256	Yuji Nakazawa	Subkhiddin Salleh	Match Report
2009-06-17	20:20	Fourth round	Wed	Away	L	1	2	au Australia	69,238	Seigo Narazaki	Khalil Al Ghamdi	Match Report

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