Debutant Tanaka contributes a goal in Samurai’s win


IPOH: A stellar start for debutant Tsubasa Tanaka has helped Japan get their second win at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup.

The 20-year-old, who is making his first international appearance for the Samurai, scored one of the four goals for Japan as they beat New Zealand 4-1 to win their second game at the Azlan Shah Stadium here yesterday.

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