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Japan stun Brazil 3-2 in stoppage time as Ancelotti, Raphinha sent off
Substitute Tatsuhiro Sakamoto’s late goal helps Japan avenge their defeat by Brazil in the World Cup round of 32.
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Japan won 3‑2 against Brazil in a friendly in Singapore, with substitute Tatsuhiro Sakamoto scoring a late goal that secured the victory. The match ended with Brazil forward Raphinha and manager Carlo Ancelotti both receiving red cards after protesting a referee’s decision. The game was a rematch of Brazil’s World Cup round‑of‑32 defeat to Japan. The incident highlighted the intensity of the encounter and the disciplinary actions taken by the referee.
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