Soccer: Oiwa named to replace Ishii as Antlers manager

Soccer: Oiwa named to replace Ishii as Antlers manager

File photo taken in January 2011 shows Kashima Antlers defender Go Oiwa who retired after the club's Emperor's Cup-winning campaign that year. Antlers said on May 31, 2017, that they have let go of manager Masatada Ishii and will replace him with Oiwa. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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