Final FIFA World Cup Power Rankings

Germany World Cup

27. Japan

Japan, on the other hand, did a very decent job on the ball. They had a very good passing completion rate, which resulted in the fourth highest average possession per game. If only they converted that time spent on the ball into worthwhile attacks, they would’ve made a statement in their group.

Instead, Japan only scored two goals in their three matches.

Goals Scored: 2 (26th)

Goals Conceded: 6 (19th)

Completed Passes: 78% (8th)

Attacks: 141 (13th)

Shot on goal per total shots: 61% (15th)

Possession: 55.7% (4th)

Completed Clearances: 83% (19th)

Saves: 8 (27th)

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Alec Kleyer
Alec Kleyer is a second year student at Macaulay Honors College. He's played, watched, analyzed soccer/futbol most of his life. Visit his blog at knlsoccer.com for soccer news outside of the World Cup!

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