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Location: Dallas,USA
Stadium:Dallas Stadium
Local Venue Time: Dallas Stadium (CDT) - June 14, 15:00 (3:00 PM)
Eastern Daylight Time (EDT): June 14, 16:00 (4:00 PM)
British Summer Time (BST): June 14, 21:00 (9:00 PM)
Central European Summer Time (CEST): June 14, 22:00 (10:00 PM)
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Netherlands News:
After reaching the semi-finals of Euro 2024 - plus the quarters of both the most recent World Cup and UEFA Nations League - the Netherlands are now aiming to go further and secure an elusive global title.Set for their 12th appearance at FIFA's top tournament, no other nation has finished runner-up as often without winning the trophy, following final defeats in 1974, 1978 and then 2010.Getting into the knockout rounds will be their first task, and history suggests they should emerge safely from Group F: Oranje are unbeaten in 16 World Cup group matches dating back to 1994.
First-choice goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen sustained a hip injury in the Netherlands' final World Cup warm-up, leaving Koeman with a big call to make this weekend.If required, Bayer Leverkusen stopper Mark Flekken would most likely replace him, while Robin Roefs is another able deputy.Arsenal defender Jurrien Timber was previously forced to withdraw, while ACL victim Jerdy Schouten had already been joined on the sidelines by Matthijs de Ligt and key creator Xavi Simons.Of those who are available, two men will vie to feature up front. All-time top scorer Memphis Depay racked up 12 goal involvements in qualifying, but Donyell Malen's red-hot form for Roma has thrust him into contention.
Japan News:
A dominant force in Asia, Japan are heading into their eighth consecutive World Cup; however, they have never progressed beyond the last 16 - even on home turf in 2002.Ranked 18th in the world - just 10 places below their opening opponents - Hajime Moriyasu's side arrive in a superb vein of form, having won six straight friendlies.Beating Brazil and England along the way, Samurai Blue have built some serious momentum, after striding through the World Cup qualifiers in style.
Japan's most notable absentee is captain Wataru Endo, who announced his retirement from international football after failing to recover from a foot injury; livewire winger Kaoru Mitoma was also forced to miss out.Without the latter, Moriyasu should turn to Take Kubo and Junya Ito as supporting forwards behind lone striker Ayase Ueda; combined, the trio recorded 33 goal involvements in qualifying.Set for a place on the bench, 39-year-old full-back Yuto Nagatomo could become the first Asian player to appear at five World Cups.
