Here’s how to watch today’s World Cup qualifier Japan vs Australia: live stream, TV channel and start time

Japan will try to maintain their perfect balance sheet World Cup qualification (AFC) if they accept it Australia on Tuesday at Saitama Stadium.

The Samurai Blue return home after a 2-0 win in Saudi Arabia, while Tony Popovic Footballer The aim is to make it two wins in a row after beating China 3-1 in Adelaide last week.

Here, GOAL gives you everything you need to know about watching TV, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

How to Watch Japan vs Australia Online – TV Channels and Live Streams

In AustraliaThe World Cup qualifier between Japan and Australia can be watched live and streamed online Paramount+.

The game will not be broadcast live United Kingdom (UK) And United States (USA)while in Japan You can follow this live DAZN Japan And TV Asahi.

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Kick-off time and stadium between Japan and Australia

The World Cup qualifying match between Japan and Australia will be played at Saitama Stadium 2002 in Saitama, Japan.

Here we go 3:35am PT / 6:35am ET / 11:35am BST / 9:35pm AEDT To Tuesday, October 15, 2024.

Team news and rosters

News about the Japanese team

Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu is likely to stay in the back three Shogo Taniguchi, Koki Machida And Ko Itakuraas Yuto Nagatomo is in doubt after missing out on Saudi Arabia’s victory.

It is unclear whether Takumi Minamino will be given a starting XI after the Monaco winger was substituted at half-time last time out, with Takefusa Kubo And Junya Ito as options if required.

Daichi Kamada should start in the last third, while Ayse Ueda faces competition from Koki Ogawa lead the line.

Japan possible XI: Suzuki; Taniguchi, Machida, Itakura; Doan, Endo, Morita, Mitoma; Minamino, Kamada; Ogawa.

Australian team news

Portsmouth winger Sam Silvera is back from a ban, but one of them Riley McGree And Nishan Velupillay is expected to start next to it Craig Goodwin to support the center forward Mitch Duke.

Nestory Irankunda Doubts arise after he was sent off in the game against China Jackson Irvine will lead the team from midfield.

Australia possible XI: Gauci; Souttar, Deng, Rowles; Miller, O’Neill, Irvine, Behich; Goodwin, McGree; Duke.

Head-to-head record

The following is the head-to-head record of the last five meetings between Japan and Australia in all competitions.

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