Japan supporters show off tickets for Japan-Croatia match

Japan supporters show off tickets for Japan-Croatia match

NUREMBERG, Germany - Japanese supporters show off their tickets June 17 for the June 18 Japan-Croatia match in the World Cup Group F to be held in Nuremberg.

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