World Cup warm-up match: Son Heung-min scored 2-2 and was tied 2-2, Japan 0-2, hosts 2 wins and 1 draw

On September 10, during the international match day, many warm-up matches began, and all three World Cup host teams played. In today's game, two teams won and one team tied. World Cup warm-up match: Son Heung-min scored in South Korea and was tied 2-2, Japan 0-2, and the hosts won 2 wins and 1 draw.

The United States ranks 15th in the world and 17th in Japan. Both teams are participating in the US, Canada and Mexico World Cup. This game is of great training value. The last time the two sides met was three years ago, and the Japanese team won 2-0. The previous confrontation was in 2006, when the United States defeated Japan 3-2. In the warm-up match, Japan 0-0 Mexico, the United States 0-2 South Korea.

In this match between the United States and Japan, the United States scored one goal each in the first and second half. In the 30th minute of the game, the US team hit the penalty area through a cross from the left, and Sendhaas scored the goalkeeper and led the Japanese team 1-0. In the 64th minute of the second half, Pulisic gave an assist and tied with Balogon to score a goal, and the US team won 2-0. In this game, Japanese goalkeeper Keisuke Omaru made 9 saves. If Keisuke Omaru had not been in excellent form, the Japanese team would have lost with a larger score.

The Canadian team, one of the hosts of the World Cup, faced European powerhouse Wales. The latter won 3 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss in the World European qualifiers, 1 point behind North Macedonia in the same group, and scored with Belgium. It is currently ranked third in the group and has hope of reaching the World Cup main match. Canada, which ranked 28th in the world, won the game. With Cornelius' direct free kick goal in the 41st minute, Canada defeated the 31st Wales 1-0. In the warm-up match, Canada defeated Romania 3-0, led by Stanchu.

The 13th Mexico team in the world vs. 23rd South Korea, which is a confrontation in the top 16 levels of the World Cup. In this game, Raul Jimenez scored 1 goal for Mexico in the 22nd minute. Son Heung-min and Wu Xiankui scored goals in the second half to help the South Korean team take the lead 2-1. In the 94th minute, Santiago Jimenez, who played for Milan, equalized the score for Mexico. Then Son Heung-min missed the goal from a small angle and missed the final score. The two teams shook hands 2-2 and made peace.

After drew between Japan and South Korea in a row, Mexico has been unbeaten for nine consecutive games, and the last time it lost was Switzerland 2-4 in June. 33-year-old Son Heung-min made a comeback against the US team and scored a goal, breaking through the Mexican goal, and was in good shape. With 3 World Cup hosts, plus Japan and South Korea, who do you think will go further in the United States, Canada and Mexico?