Santos, Morales jump for ball

Santos, Morales jump for ball

KOBE, Japan - Honduras goalkeeper Junior Morales and Japan midfielder Alessandro Santos (14) jump for the ball in the second half of a Kirin Cup friendly against Japan at Kobe Wing Stadium on May 2.

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