Question marks over Endo, Toyokawa, Kamekawa for Iraq showdown

Japan Under-23 soccer players Wataru Endo (L), Yuta Toyokawa (2nd from L) and Masashi Kamekawa (R) train apart from the rest of the team in Doha on Jan. 24, 2016. Their fitness will be a game-time decision for the Jan. 26 Asian Championship semifinal against Iraq, according to the Japan Football Association. The top three finishers of the championship qualify for the Rio de Janeiro Olympics in the summer. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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