0-1, Japan fell, lost to the European powerhouse, and missed the U17 World Cup semi-finals

In the quarter-finals of the U17 World Cup, the Austria U17 team faced the Japanese U17 team.

In the quarter-finals, the Austrian team upset the England team 4-0, which was eye-catching. The Japanese team eliminated the North Korean team through a penalty shootout. It can be said that the Japanese team's path to advancement is more difficult. The Austrian team maintained a complete victory from the beginning of the group stage all the way to the quarter-finals, while the Japanese team was only tied by the opponent in the second round of the group stage and won the rest of the games. It can be said that Austria is in better shape than the Japanese team. However, before the game, more fans were full of confidence in the Japanese team defeating the Austrian team.

In the 4th minute of the second half, Werner took a right corner kick and sent a wonderful pass. The 17-year-old Moser successfully shot the lower left corner of the goal from outside the right penalty area to help the Austrian team take the lead.

After 5 minutes, Deshishku received a pass from his teammate, got the ball at high speed, entered the right side of the penalty area, and then shot low, hitting the right post and popping out.

In the end, the Austrian team defeated the Japanese team and advanced to the U17 World Cup semi-finals, but the Japanese team was unfortunately eliminated and missed the semi-finals of the U17 World Cup.

The Japanese team had the dominant ball possession rate throughout the game, and the number of corner kicks and shots were also higher than that of the Austrian team.