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15 November 2009 at Yurtec Stadium Sendai
○Japan 46-8 Canada●
Japan defeated Canada completely
Data:
15/11/2009, Lipobitan D Challenge 2009, Canada Tour, 1st Test Match
Japan 46 Canada 8
Yuatech Stadium Sendai
Half-time: 25-3
Referee: Keith Brown (New Zealand)
Assistant Referees: 1st Vinny Munro (New Zealand), 2nd Taizo Hirabayashi (Japan)
Crowd: 6,164
JAPAN: 15 Go Aruga, 14 Kosuke Endo, 13 Koji Taira (21 Alisi Tupuailei 2nd Half 40), 12 Ryan Nicholas, 11 Hirotoki Onozawa, 10 Shaun Webb (22 James Arlidge 71), 9 Tomoki Yoshida (20 Yuki Yatomi 71), 8 Takashi Kikutani (capt), 7 Philip O'Reilly (19 Touetsu Taufa 56), 6 Michael Leitch, 5 Toshizumi Kitagawa, 4 Hitoshi Ono (18 Daniel Quate 56), 3 Kensuke Hatayama, 2 Shota Horie, 1 Naoki Kawamata (17 Hisateru Hirashima 67).
Reserve: 16 Yoshimitsu Yasue.
Tries: Leitch, Kikutani, Aruga, Tupuailei, Onozawa, Horie; Conversions: Webb (4), Arlidge; Penalty Goals: Webb (2).
CANADA: 15 James Prichard (22 Nathan Hirayama 64), 14 Sean Duke, 13 Ciaran Hearn, 12 Bryn Keys (21 Nick Blevins 53), 11 Justin Mensah-Coker, 10 Ander Monro, 9 Phil Mack (20 Sean White 49), 8 Aaron Carpenter, 7 Adam Kleeberger (18 Jebb Sinclair 73), 6 Chauncey O'Toole (19 Nanyak Dala 49), 5 Tyler Hotson, 4 Josh Jackson, 3 Dan Pletch (17 Doug Wooldrige 49), 2 Pat Riordan (capt) (16 Mike Pletch 64), 1 Kevin Tkachuk (3 Dan Pletch 67).
Try: Hirayama; Penalty Goal: Prichard.
Scoring sequence (Japan's score shown first): 0min-pen Canada, Prichard (missed), 9min-try Japan, Leitch; conv. Webb (missed)-5-0, 17min-pen Canada, Prichard-5-3, 20min-pen Japan, Webb-8-3, 23min-pen Japan, Webb-11-3, 31min-pen Japan, Webb (missed), 37min-try Japan, Kikutani; conv. Webb-18-3, 39min-try Japan, Aruga; conv. Webb-25-3, Half-time, 48min-try Japan, Tupuailei; conv. Webb-32-3, 51min-try Japan, Onozawa; conv. Webb-39-3, 75min-try Japan, Horie; conv. Arlidge-46-3, 79min-try Canada, Hirayama; conv. Monro-46-8.
Japan won a complete victory over Canada with the biggest margin in the test matches between the two. Japan built the match in the opponent's territory with their sharp attack from the first half. Japan pushed in a maul and Leitch scored a try in the 10th minute. They added two effective penalty goals and took control of the game. They pushed in a scrum awarded to Canada and turned it over, and Kikutani scored a try in the 39th minute. Taira pulled the ball out; Aruga picked it up and scored a try in the 40th minute. They successfully added conversions to both tries to seal the 25-3 win. They attacked well in the second half as well. Horie, who won the cap for the first time, received a pass from Arlidge from a ruck, and scored a try in the 33rd minute. Japan conceded only 8 points from one try and one penalty to Canada. Nicholas's fierce and persistent tackling and Onozawa's sharp dash were the highlight of this complete victory.
15 November 2009 at Yurtec Stadium Sendai
○Japan 46-8 Canada●
Japan defeated Canada completely
Data:
15/11/2009, Lipobitan D Challenge 2009, Canada Tour, 1st Test Match
Japan 46 Canada 8
Yuatech Stadium Sendai
Half-time: 25-3
Referee: Keith Brown (New Zealand)
Assistant Referees: 1st Vinny Munro (New Zealand), 2nd Taizo Hirabayashi (Japan)
Crowd: 6,164
JAPAN: 15 Go Aruga, 14 Kosuke Endo, 13 Koji Taira (21 Alisi Tupuailei 2nd Half 40), 12 Ryan Nicholas, 11 Hirotoki Onozawa, 10 Shaun Webb (22 James Arlidge 71), 9 Tomoki Yoshida (20 Yuki Yatomi 71), 8 Takashi Kikutani (capt), 7 Philip O'Reilly (19 Touetsu Taufa 56), 6 Michael Leitch, 5 Toshizumi Kitagawa, 4 Hitoshi Ono (18 Daniel Quate 56), 3 Kensuke Hatayama, 2 Shota Horie, 1 Naoki Kawamata (17 Hisateru Hirashima 67).
Reserve: 16 Yoshimitsu Yasue.
Tries: Leitch, Kikutani, Aruga, Tupuailei, Onozawa, Horie; Conversions: Webb (4), Arlidge; Penalty Goals: Webb (2).
CANADA: 15 James Prichard (22 Nathan Hirayama 64), 14 Sean Duke, 13 Ciaran Hearn, 12 Bryn Keys (21 Nick Blevins 53), 11 Justin Mensah-Coker, 10 Ander Monro, 9 Phil Mack (20 Sean White 49), 8 Aaron Carpenter, 7 Adam Kleeberger (18 Jebb Sinclair 73), 6 Chauncey O'Toole (19 Nanyak Dala 49), 5 Tyler Hotson, 4 Josh Jackson, 3 Dan Pletch (17 Doug Wooldrige 49), 2 Pat Riordan (capt) (16 Mike Pletch 64), 1 Kevin Tkachuk (3 Dan Pletch 67).
Try: Hirayama; Penalty Goal: Prichard.
Scoring sequence (Japan's score shown first): 0min-pen Canada, Prichard (missed), 9min-try Japan, Leitch; conv. Webb (missed)-5-0, 17min-pen Canada, Prichard-5-3, 20min-pen Japan, Webb-8-3, 23min-pen Japan, Webb-11-3, 31min-pen Japan, Webb (missed), 37min-try Japan, Kikutani; conv. Webb-18-3, 39min-try Japan, Aruga; conv. Webb-25-3, Half-time, 48min-try Japan, Tupuailei; conv. Webb-32-3, 51min-try Japan, Onozawa; conv. Webb-39-3, 75min-try Japan, Horie; conv. Arlidge-46-3, 79min-try Canada, Hirayama; conv. Monro-46-8.
Japan won a complete victory over Canada with the biggest margin in the test matches between the two. Japan built the match in the opponent's territory with their sharp attack from the first half. Japan pushed in a maul and Leitch scored a try in the 10th minute. They added two effective penalty goals and took control of the game. They pushed in a scrum awarded to Canada and turned it over, and Kikutani scored a try in the 39th minute. Taira pulled the ball out; Aruga picked it up and scored a try in the 40th minute. They successfully added conversions to both tries to seal the 25-3 win. They attacked well in the second half as well. Horie, who won the cap for the first time, received a pass from Arlidge from a ruck, and scored a try in the 33rd minute. Japan conceded only 8 points from one try and one penalty to Canada. Nicholas's fierce and persistent tackling and Onozawa's sharp dash were the highlight of this complete victory.