Football: Ikeda to coach Japan women's nat'l team

Football: Ikeda to coach Japan women's nat'l team

Futoshi Ikeda, seen in this file photo, is set to coach the Japanese women's national football team dubbed "Nadeshiko," the Japan Football Association said on Oct. 1, 2021.

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