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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
Japan should be 2-1 up, maybe even 3-1 up with the opportunities they have created in the second half. They are totally dominating possession at the moment.
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Goalscorer Takashi Inui is booked as he tugs down the pacy Ismaila Sarr.
Sarr joined Rennes last summer and says he turned down a move to Barcelona. His club coach says he's Rennes' Neymar.
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Joshua KH: Last time Japan needed a goal Keisuke Honda came on and changed the game. I'd like to see him emerge soon.
Japan 1-1 Senegal
Senegal make a change as West Ham midfielder Cheikhou Kouyate replaces Alfred N'Diaye, who spent last season on loan at Wolves.
Japan 1-1 Senegal
Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on BBC One
It is a great break. He is so unlucky, he does everything right. He is so unlucky to see the ball come back off the bar.
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It's all Japan now and they're so close to going ahead.
Yuya Osako backheels to Takashi Inui, who hits a wonderful first-time curling effort which comes off the angle of bar and post. The keeper was rooted to the spot.
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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's a striker's dream and he has got to score. Yuya Osako ghosted in behind the Senegal defence and opens up his body to tap it in, but he has totally missed it. They don't come much easier than that but Japan miss the opportunity to take the lead.
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Brilliant by Hiroki Sakai to keep the ball in play when it looked a certain goal-kick.
Yuya Osako takes a cross-shot from the corner of the box that's neither and is instead a goal-kick.
Japan 1-1 Senegal
Japan sacked manager Vahid Halilhodzic and replaced him with Akira Nishino only two months before the World Cup. It's looking a decent call at the moment.
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Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on BBC One
He has to score. He has got to score in that position. What a chance that it. It is just a perfect opportunity for him. A glorious chance.
Japan look a lot better in the second half, a lot more threatening.
Osako air-kicks the ball six yards from goal
Japan 1-1 Senegal
Japan are inches away from leading. Gaku Shibasaki plays in a low cross across the box and Yuya Osako air-kicks the ball six yards from goal. If he makes contact, that's 2-1. He should have made contact.
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Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on BBC One
That is not a booking. It's a bit untidy, he gets his arm high, but it is not a booking.
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Senegal forward M'Baye Niang is the first player booked for leaving his arm in the face of Gen Shoji.
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Rich Scales: Very even game now like so many in this tournament, Japan definitely lifted their game after they scored, they carry their momentum into the second half. Senegal look strong and quick going forward still.
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M'Baye Niang draws a straightforward save from Eiji Kawashima with a 25-yard low drive.
Japan captain Makoto Hasebe is down holding his face after being caught by Niang before shooting.
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Japan 1-1 Senegal
Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
It looks like there are going to be opportunities at either end of the field. Senegal are very good going forward but they're poor at the back. Japan are clever with their approach and I'm hoping there will be more goals in this game.