Japan draws 2-2 with Netherlands, extends unbeaten streak against Europe
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 10:46 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
Japan maintained its unbeaten run against European teams, drawing 2-2 with the Netherlands on June 14. This marks Japan's ninth consecutive match without a loss against European opponents, featuring seven wins and two draws since the last World Cup. Japan's impressive streak includes victories over notable teams like Germany and Spain. The next challenge for Japan will be on June 21 against Tunisia in Group F of the World Cup.
- •Japan extends unbeaten run against European teams to nine matches.
- •The draw occurred on June 14 in a friendly match.
- •Previous victories include games against Germany, Spain, and Scotland.
- •Japan will face Tunisia on June 21 in Group F of the World Cup.
- •The next competitive match is against Sweden on June 25.
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"Japan kept its unbeaten run alive when facing European national teams.It is now nine matches without defeat after coming from behind to draw 2-2 with the Netherlands this Sunday (14).The run of seven ...
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