Sakaguchi leads Japan to demolition of Jordan

Sakaguchi leads Japan to demolition of Jordan

DOHA, Qatar - Japan midfielder Mizuho Sakaguchi (3rd from L) and teammates celebrate after demolishing Jordan 13-0 in the women's soccer opener at the Doha Asian Games on Nov. 30. Sakaguchi struck five second-half goals. (Kyodo)

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