Ono says Japan ''fired up'' for revenge

Ono says Japan ''fired up'' for revenge

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Japan midfielder Shinji Ono controls the ball during a workout June 8 for his appointment with world and European champions France in the final of the Confederations Cup on June 10. Ono said his side are ''fired up for revenge'' following Japan's recent 5-0 whipping at the hands of Les Bleus in Paris.

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