Own goals sink Japan in World Cup warm-up vs England

Own goals sink Japan in World Cup warm-up vs England

GRAZ, Austria - Japan defender Marcus Tulio Tanaka (L) celebrates with his teammate Makoto Hasebe after scoring the opener in the seventh minute of a warm-up for the upcoming World Cup finals against England in Graz, Austria, on May 30, 2010. England won 2-1.

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