Troussier hugs Japan's national team captain

French soccer coach Philippe Troussier (C) hugs Shinji Ono, captain of the Japanese national team after Japan defeated Uruguay 2-1 in the World Youth Cup semifinals in Lagos, Nigeria, on April 21.Japan will face Spain in the final on April 24.

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