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Japan and Sweden share points to book places in last 32 of World Cup

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June 26, 2026

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Japan and Sweden share points to book places in last 32 of World Cup

Anthony Elanga equalised for Sweden in the 1-1 draw, six minutes after Daizen Maeda had fired Japan ahead.

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