Sasaki before East Asian Cup

Sasaki before East Asian Cup

SEOUL, South Korea - Japan women's soccer coach Norio Sasaki holds a press conference in Seoul on July 19, 2013, ahead of the July 20-28 East Asian Cup. Nadeshiko Japan will kick off the competition against China on the opening day.

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