Japan vs Canada Prediction, Betting Tips, Odds & JAP vs CAN Friendly International Match Preview
Japan vs Canada Prediction, Betting Tips, Odds & JAP vs CAN Friendly International Match Preview. Our betting experts at FootballArroyo Football Prediction the Friendly International between Japan and Canada, providing team statistics, match history, and the best betting suggestions for the match.
Japan vs Canada Prediction
Davies’ minor injury appears to have served as a warning call to Herdman to take it easy and rest his star full-back ahead of the World Cup.
Regardless of how long each side’s best players are in this matchup, we’re leaning towards Samurai Blue, who should be able to control the pace of play in midfield and be a formidable defensive unit to break through.
Japan VS Canada Prediction: Footballarroyo SAYS
Scoreline prediction: Japan 2-1 Canada
JAP vs CAN Betting Tips
Three of Canada’s last five games have ended with over 2.5 total goals scored. The same thing happened in some of the latest Japanese games as well. The two games that Japan and Canada played before ended with three goals scored in total, so we believe that their next game together will probably end with more than 2.5 goals scored in total as well.
Japan to win
Japan is the favorite in this matchup because they have never lost a game to Canada before. They have played together twice before and both times Japan won. Japan has also not lost a match in their last five matches, while Canada has lost or drawn three of their last five matches. Most likely we will see Japan win on Thursday.
Japan VS Canada ODDS
- Moneyline: Japan (+110) / Tie (+230) / Canada (+240)
- Asian Handicap: Japan (AH -0.5, -105) / Canada (AH +0.5, -140)
Japan VS Canada Match Detail
League: Friendly International
MATCH: Japan VS Canada
DATE: 17th November 2022
VENUE: Al Maktoum Stadium (Dubai)
TIME: 13:40 GMT
Japan VS Canada HEAD-TO-HEAD
The Teams Canada and Japan played 1 Game up to today. Among them, Canada won 0 games ( 0 at Home Stadium, 0 at Away Stadium away), and Japan won 1.
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JAP vs CAN Friendly International Match Preview:
A 36-year wait to compete in the final is about to end as the youngsters of this Canadian team prepare to play on soccer’s biggest stage for the first time.
John Herdman finalized his shortlist on Sunday, with the architect of this resurgent program focusing more on the youngsters heading to the final, as only six chosen players are currently 30 years of age or older.
They may be one of the more inexperienced teams heading to Qatar, but Les Rouges have shown their ability to overwhelm veteran opponents with their transition play.
On top of that, numerous Canadian players are making an impact with their club teams in some of the major European competitions this season.
Despite going winless in their last two meetings, Canada has created their share of chances, drawing Bahrain 2-2 last Friday and beating Uruguay in September, but ultimately fell 2-0.
Since 2016, Canada has only lost one of their four games against Asian opponents, with their last win coming in September, 2-0 against Qatar.
Heading into their seventh straight trip to the final, Japan has been heavy-handed, drawing a pair of former World Cup champions Germany and Spain into Group E, along with Costa Rica.
As a result, their chances of qualifying for the last 16 for the fourth time in their history look doubtful, although they did prove a formidable opponent in Russia four years ago.
Since the 3-0 loss to Tunisia in the Kirin Cup final, Hajime Moriyasu’s men have been much more astute defensively, registering five consecutive clean sheets.
While few expect them to make it past the group stage in Qatar, this is a team not to be taken lightly as Japan held World Cup favorites Brazil goalless until the 77th minute in a 1-1 defeat. -0 in June, one of only two losses for them all year.
His defensive performances have been outstanding of late, but this team is full of creative midfielders who flourish at club level and with the national team.
Canada will be only the third CONCACAF nation they have faced since 2020, with Samurai Blue losing 2-0 to Mexico nearly two years ago, while they did well to neutralize a strong USA team by conceding a shot on goal.
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