#Hiroshi Kiyotake

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No.8 HIROSHI KIYOTAKE

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Hiroshi Kiyotake footballer

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Bong88 đưa tin: Cerezo Osaka của Đặng Văn Lâm thắng dễ Quảng Châu FC

Trước một đối thủ non trẻ và thiếu kinh nghiệm, Cerezo Osaka dễ dàng giành chiến thắng với tỉ số 2-0 ngày ra quân bảng J AFC Champions League. Xem thêm: https://linkvaobong88ag.vip/ Trong trận mở màn bảng J AFC Champions League, Cerezo Osaka đối đầu Quảng Châu FC trên sân Chang Arena (Thái Lan). Đội bóng Trung Quốc sử dụng đội hình U22 ở giải đấu này, vì vậy, đúng như dự đoán, Cerezo Osaka đã có 90 phút thi đấu khá dễ thở. Ngay sau tiếng còi khai cuộc, Cerezo Osaka đã chủ động dâng cao. Bóng chủ yếu lăn trên phần sân của Quảng Châu FC và đã có những lúc Cerezo kiểm soát bóng lên tới 70%. Phút thứ 15, từ quả phạt góc bên phía cánh phải, bóng được treo vào vòng cấm cho Hiroaki Okuno đánh đầu hiểm hóc khiến thủ thành Zhang Jianzhi không thể cản phá. Không có hậu vệ Quảng Châu nào theo kèm anh trong tình huống này. Phút 19, nhận đường chọc khe thuận lợi của đồng đội, Hiroshi Kiyotake băng xuống dứt điểm nhưng bóng đi hơi nhẹ. Quảng Châu FC tỏ ra quá lép vế so với đối thủ, họ cầm bóng thiếu tự tin và các pha xử lí còn khá chậm. Những phút còn lại của hiệp 1, lần lượt Hiroshi Kiyotake, Riki Harakawa đã có những cơ hội nguy hiểm để nhân đôi cách biệt nhưng không thể tận dụng. Hai đội bước vào giờ nghỉ với kết quả 1-0. Sang hiệp 2, thế trận vẫn nằm trong tầm kiểm soát của đại diện Nhật Bản. Phút 67, Zhang Zhihao dứt điểm đưa bóng đi trúng đích nhưng không thắng được thủ thành Kim Jin-hyeon. Đây cũng là cú sút đầu tiên của Quảng Châu trong trận đấu này, trong khi Cerezo đã có 15 lần dứt điểm cho đến thời điểm đó. Chỉ 2 phút sau, từ tình huống phạt góc của Riki Harakawa, Adam Taggart đánh đầu đưa bóng dội cột dọc và đi qua vạch vôi, nâng tỉ số lên 2-0. Cerezo chơi chậm rãi và thoải mái trong phần còn lại của trận đấu, tỉ số 2-0 cũng là kết quả cuối cùng của cuộc đối đầu này. Như vậy, Cerezo Osaka tạm thời vươn lên vị trí thứ nhất bảng J sau thắng lợi trước Quảng Châu. Trận đấu tiếp theo, đội bóng J.League 1 sẽ đón tiếp Kitchee (Hồng Kông) vào Chủ Nhật (27/6).

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Takumi Minamino: Liverpool new signing is 'one of a kind' inspired by Ronaldo

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Takumi Minamino: Liverpool new signing is 'one of a kind' inspired by Ronaldo

Takumi Minamino has scored nine goals and provided 11 assists in 22 appearances for Red Bull Salzburg this season

Takumi Minamino is a winner. Or at least he has a desperate desire to win, often stating how he hates losing.

It is a characteristic that will serve the Japan winger well as he joins a Liverpool side unbeaten in 34 Premier League games – their longest such run in the top flight.

All Minamino has ever wanted to do is play football – his unequivocal love for the beautiful game evident since an early age.

As a child, Minamino was substituted while playing for local club Sessel Kumatori, where he played until joining Cerezo Osaka. The youngster, still at elementary school, would ask the manager: “Why did you take me off? Let me play more because I love football.”

He was one of a kind. No other player at the club, nor any other Japanese player, would dare question a manager or any authority in such an assertive and confident manner, especially at such a young age.

But Minamino, who will sign for the Reds from Red Bull Salzburg on 1 January, is not just any Japanese player.

Ronaldo and Kenta – Minamino’s inspirations

Minamino has spoken of how Brazil’s Ronaldo – who top scored at the World Cup Japan co-hosted in 2002 – inspired him with his finishing and dribbling technique.

After meticulously watching videos of the striker’s feints, he would go outside to practise. It is no surprise, then, that there are certain echoes of the Brazilian in the 24-year-old’s playing style.

But another influence on the new Liverpool signing can be found much closer to home – his brother Kenta.

Kenta – the older sibling by three years – and Takumi would play football at every opportunity. Their father would often act as coach, putting cones down in a car park for them to dribble in and out of at speed.

Kenta joined the Cerezo academy before his younger brother, who was motivated to emulate him – or even surpass him by becoming a professional.

Minamino – formed from cherry blossoms and diesel

Minamino (right) started his career at Japanese club Cerezo Osaka

Cerezo Osaka made Minamino the player he is today.

Cerezo – cherry blossom in Spanish – was a natural progression for a blossoming Minamino. It was his nearest professional club and, coincidentally, their first season in the J1 League – the Japanese top flight- was the year he was born.

At the age of 12, he joined the Cerezo academy, and progressed to the under-18 team three years later.

Aged 15, he finished top scorer at the 2010 AFC U16 Cup and he went on to represent Japan at every age group, including featuring in a somewhat surprise run to the quarter-finals of the Under-17 World Cup in 2011.

While Minamino was at the Cerezo academy, Shinji Kagawa, Takashi Inui and Hiroshi Kiyotake were in the first team. All went on to have successful stints in Europe. Minamino relished the chance to watch them close up and, on occasion, train with them.

Cerezo was formed from the company team of diesel engine manufacturer Yanmar, and Minamino’s eight years there helped develop the big motor that enables him to produce tireless performances like the one at Anfield for Red Bull Salzburg earlier this season.

He often refers to the tough training and strenuous physical regime he was put through at the Cerezo academy. Tuesdays were the worst, with the team having to run 4km around the pitch before embarking on gruelling circuit training.

No stranger to Premier League opposition

Minamino played in both Red Bull Salzburg’s Champions League group games against Liverpool this season

At the age of 17, Minamino made his league debut for Cerezo’s first team, and became their youngest ever goalscorer in the top flight at just 18.

Thirteen days later, an outstanding performance in a pre-season friendly against Manchester United – including a 25-yard strike that arrowed into the top corner – drew praise from then United boss David Moyes.

Crowned J1 League Rookie of the Year in 2013, the following season would prove to be a forgettable one as Cerezo were surprisingly relegated from the J1 League despite a formidable collection of individual talent, including former United striker Diego Forlan.

But Minamino would play no part in Cerezo’s J2 League campaign, signing for Austrian giants Red Bull Salzburg in January 2015. He would go on score 42 goals and provide 20 assists in the league.

Making up for lost time

Minamino’s form for Salzburg was not enough to convince stand-in Japan head coach Akira Nishino to grant Minamino a place in Japan’s 2018 World Cup squad, having played just seven minutes of international football at that point.

But he is now thriving under new head coach Hajime Moriyasu.

As part of a changing of the guard since the last World Cup, Minamino has established himself for his country, scoring in each of Moriyasu’s opening three games in charge and in all five of the nation’s autumn internationals.

With his place with the Samurai Blue secure, he’ll be hoping the goals continue to flow when he pulls on the red of Liverpool next month.

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March 28, 2017: 2018 World Cup Qualification - Japan vs Thailand [4-0].

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3 Pro Soccer Players vs 100 Kids: Who Wins?

Japanese pro soccer players Hotaru Yamaguchi, Hiroshi Kiyotake and Yosuke Ideguchi went head to head against 100 kids. Who do you think will win? Do you think 3 pro soccer players can beat a swarm of kids? Wait till you see how the kids guard the goal … I won’t spoil it for you – you’ve […]

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Japan vs Saudi Arabia (Asian Qualifiers – Road To Russia) Hiroshi Kiyotake’s first-half penalty and a Genki Haraguchi strike ten minutes from time handed Japan a 2-1 win over Saudi Arabia to move the Samurai Blue level with the West Asian outfit at the top of Group B as the race for automatic qualification spots for the FIFA World Cup Russia 2018 heats up.

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Toby Alderweireld - DC, 23, 12,5 mil

Yann M'Vila - DCM, 22, 15 m

Stevan Jovetić -  ST/AMLC , 

Hiroshi Kiyotake -  AMC/MC , 22

Ezequiel Cirigliano - DMC/MC , 20, 3 mil

Teemu Pukki -  ST, 22, 2,3 mil

Samuel Armenteros - AM, LC, F C?, 22, 1.4 mil

Zhi-Gin Lam - FB, MF, 22, already in Hamburg!

Jason Steele- GK, 21

Mattheus- AMC/MLC/AML, 18, 12 mil

Victor Andrade - ST, 16, 8 mil

Andile Jali  DMC/MC/AMC , 22, 2.2 mil

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Ventforet fail to make stride to safety in draw with Tokyo

#Figureskate #HiroshiTanaka [Japan Times]Tokyo nearly leveled when Yu In-soo’s deflected shot came back off the underside of the crossbar, but the Gasmen were reduced to 10 men when Nigerian striker Utaka was dismissed for elbowing Yusuke Tanaka … Kenyu Sugimoto and Hiroshi Kiyotake.

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I'd just like to say; 

I'm glad that (almost) all in Dortmund are ok, anyway... (And it’s nice seeing Kagawa scoring goal!). I hope Marc Bartra gets totally well soon. But it's a pity, so sad what has happened.

Btw, I've known about Kiyotake baby... A really sad happening... I don't know if it's truth... But, I hope he can feel better... anyway... any time... If it's possible in this case... I really would like to wish him and his family all the best.

I know it's not possible, but I wish Berlusconi family could keep leading AC Milan (It doesn't matter what people say, I'm glad that you gave Honda the chance playing and being jersey number 10. :) Thanks.). I wish K. Honda could play and help the team, and could renew his contract. But I know it's not gonna happen.

(Maybe, some fans from Occidental nations don't know it... Maybe because Japan and China have similar cultures, they believe all Chinese people must like K. Honda. Well... But... because old facts, history... many Chinese people don't like Japanese people yet... ): It's a pity, but it's still happening, isn't it? ;x But, no one has to like him, anyway.)

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Ventforet fail to make stride to safety in draw with Tokyo

#Figureskate #HiroshiTanaka [Japan Times]Tokyo nearly leveled when Yu In-soo’s deflected shot came back off the underside of the crossbar, but the Gasmen were reduced to 10 men when Nigerian striker Utaka was dismissed for elbowing Yusuke Tanaka ... Kenyu Sugimoto and Hiroshi Kiyotake.

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WC Qualification Asia missings

WC Qualification Asia missings, injuries and suspensions

Japan v Australia

Japan: Shusaku Nishikawa (31/0 goalkeeper), Masato Morishige (41/2 defender), Yasuyuki Konno (90/4 midfielder), Hiroshi Kiyotake (44/5 midfielder), Takashi Usami (19/3 midfielder)

Australia: Aziz Behich (15/2 defender), Mile Jedinak (71/15 midfielder, 2nd top scorer, captain), Matt McKay (59/2 midfielder)

China v Uzbekistan

China: Yang Zhi (38/0 goalkeeper), Zhang Chengdong (23/0 defender), Mei Fang (22/1 defender), Sun Xiang (69/5 defender), Du Wei (71/4 defender), Wang Shenchao (2/0 midfielder), Li Jianbin (0/0 midfielder), Huang Bowen (43/3 midfielder), Wu Xi (43/3 midfielder), Yu Hai (65/11 midfielder), Yu Dabao (41/15 attacker), Sun Ke (33/7 attacker), Yang Xu (47/22 attacker), Zhang Yuning (9/2 attacker, personal reasons)

Uzbekistan: no info

Syria v Qatar

Syria: Nadim Sabagh (35/4 defender), Jehad Al Baour (11/0 defender), Oday Al Jafal (33/5 midfielder), Abdelrazaq Al Hussain (56/12 midfielder), Ahmad Al Douni (21/7 attacker), Sanharib Malki (28/7 attacker )

Qatar: Ibrahim Majed (92/6 defender, suspended)(no info about injuries)

WC Qualification Asia missings

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El Sevilla FC busca aprovechar en Japón la oportunidad de mercado que le abrió Kiyotake

El Sevilla FC busca aprovechar en Japón la oportunidad de mercado que le abrió Kiyotake

El equipo hispalense acudirá este verano a Japón, donde llevará a cabo su gira de pretemporada.

Como parte de este viaje, el Sevilla FC se enfrentará al Cerezo Osaka. Equipo en el que juega Hiroshi Kiyotake, ex jugador del conjunto andaluz. Quien reconoce que “El Sevilla es un gran club, y así lo sentí cuando jugué allí”,  con “jugadores de nivel mundial”. Además, “es un honor poder jugar contra…