Netherlands and Japan draw 0-0 in World Cup group stage match
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 8:52 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
The Netherlands and Japan are currently in a scoreless draw at Boston Stadium during their Group F opener in the FIFA World Cup. The match features both teams making significant attempts, with early chances from the Netherlands' Donyell Malen and Japan's Daizen Maeda. As the game progresses, Japan has grown in confidence, creating opportunities to threaten the Dutch defense, including shots by Nakamura and Ueda. Both teams look to establish their position in the tournament, with Sweden and Tunisia scheduled to play later in the evening.
- •The match is scoreless as of now in the first half.
- •Netherlands making aggressive attempts with shots from Malen.
- •Japan responding with counterattacks, including efforts from Nakamura and Ueda.
- •Group F includes Sweden and Tunisia, who play later today.
- •Both teams aim for a solid start in the World Cup.
- 8:52 PMYahoo Sports — 🔴 Netherlands-Japan 0-0 | Italian duel, Malen v Suzuki 💥 Two chances 🤯
"At Boston Stadium, Koeman’s Netherlands make their debut, considered by many as one of the tournament’s possible dark horses. Facing them is Moriyasu’s Japan, appearing at the World Cup for the ...
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