Soccer-Japan thrash Hong Kong 6-0 in East Asian Championship opener
By Michael Church
Hong Kong Sport News
Japan thrash Hong Kong 6-0 in East Asian Championship opener
Hosts Japan handed Hong Kong a 6-0 thrashing in the opening game of the East Asian Championship on Tuesday despite fielding a side made up entirely of J-League players.
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