Japan are the first Asian team to score four goals at the World Cup.
Japan defeated Tunisia 4-0, becoming the first Asian team to score four goals in a World Cup match despite missing captain Endo, forward Kubo, and midfielder Mitoma. The win illustrates organizational resilience—adaptive leadership and cohesion under talent constraints—applicable to engineering team management.
Japan are the first Asian team to score four goals at the World Cup.
Ms Ishin Hotta and Mr Ryu Hotta celebrate Japan's 4-0 win over Tunisia. (Photo: CNA/Matthew Mohan)
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