Japan vs Trinidad & Tobago will meet on June 5, 2019, in a friendly match to be held at the Toyota Stadium in Aichi.

Japan prepares for Copa América

Japan’s national team played the Asian Cup final, which took place earlier this year, but was surprisingly surprised by the 3-1 score from Qatar. “Samurai Blue” have since played two friendly matches, both on their own, 0-1 with Colombia and 1-0 with Bolivia. Hajime Moriyasu’s training team is preparing for Copa América, which will take place in Brazil between June 14 and July 7, where she has been invited to play in Group C with Chile, Uruguay and Ecuador. The first match will be with Chile on June 16, but until then the Asians will play two friendly matches with Trinidad & Tobago and El Salvador.

• Probable Team Japan (4-2-3-1): Kawashima – Tatsuta, Tomiyasu, Ueda, Sugioka – Matsumoto, Shibasaki – Watanabe, Kubo, Nakajima (Ito) – Okazaki

Trinidad & Tobago prepares for the CONCACAF Gold Cup

Trinidad & Tobago played a single game this year, a friendly match away with Wales on March 20th. The Welsh were forced to score 1-0, but scored the victory only barely overtime, through Ben Woodburn (90 + 2). Dennis Lawrence’s team will now play a friendly match, then a home match with Canada, followed by parties with Panama, United States and Guyana at the CONCACAF Gold Cup, Group D. “The Soca Warriors “have three consecutive defeats, because before the match with Welsh ended the year 2018 with a failure home, 0-1 in front of Thailand and one away, 0-1 with Iran.

• Probable Team Trinidad & Tobago (4-5-1): Phillip – David, Cyrus, Bateau, Hodge – Garcia, Hyland, Paul, George, Lewis – Plaza

Japan vs Trinidad & Tobago Picks

Japan vs Trinidad & Tobago met once again on August 9, 2006, with Asians winning home in front of 47,482 spectators, with a score of 2-0, thanks to a “double” of Alessandro Santos Alex in the 17th minute and 22. The betting houses give the nipons a favorite but they have in the group that will go to Copa América not less than 17 debutants. Players who evolve in Europe – Maya Yoshida, Takashi Inui, Takashi Usami, Wataru Endo, Tatsuya Ito, Yoshinori Mutō, etc. – preferred the holiday. Trinidad & Tobago has stood for 92 minutes without receiving a goal in Wales, so it is possible to play well with Japan and not to lose a big gap.

Our Prediction: 1

Odds: 1.40