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Honda blows Group H wide open

AFP, Yekaterinburg
Substitute Keisuke Honda equalised with 12 minutes left as Japan twice pegged back Senegal in a thrilling 2-2 draw on Sunday that leaves World Cup Group H wide open.
As it stands, Japan and Senegal have four points after two games, with Colombia on three after their win against Poland. The Poles, on zero, are eliminated.
Midfielder Honda was the hero for Japan, scoring the deserved leveller after goalkeeper Khadim N'Diaye flapped at a cross.
Senegal, who reached the quarterfinals in the country's previous World Cup appearance in 2002, needed just over 10 minutes to go in front
Japan failed to deal with a rightwing cross with Genki Haraguchi nodding the ball straight to Senegal defender Youssouf Sabaly in the box.
He fired at Eiji Kawashima and the goalkeeper made a mess of it punching the ball into the lurking Liverpool
star Sadio Mane.
The ball bounced off the striker and into the net for his first goal at this tournament - cue raucous Senegal celebrations with Khadim N'Diaye racing the length of the pitch to join in.
Aliou Cisse Senegal's likeable coach and their skipper in that World Cup run in 2002, sent his substitutes to warm up five minutes into the second period as Japan began the half the better.
Japan should have taken the lead on the hour but Yuya Osako, the match-winner against Colombia, somehow missed the ball when unmarked inside Senegal's six-yard box. Inui then struck the bar from distance after the Senegal defence went AWOL.
On 71 minutes, Japan allowed a scuffed cross to go right across their goal and defender Moussa Wague arrived all alone at the far post to grab what looked like being an unlikely winner.
But Honda, the former AC Milan
midfielder who had only been on the pitch six minutes, hit the late equaliser to leave Group H up for grabs.
'Of course we have regrets but we did not see a great Senegal team tonight compared to the previous match against Poland |a 2-1 victory],' Senegal coach Cisse lamented, adding that 'frankly, we were not very good'.
'Despite that we were leading twice and what is annoying were the two goals (conceded). But group matches are played over three stages so we will hope for the best for the game against Colombia."
Cisse Senegal skipper in the country's run to the quarter-finals in 2002, hopes that Mane can be the difference, on what promises to be a nerve-wracking final round of matches on Thursday.
'A player like Sadio Mane is a player with a lot of expectations and he is one of the players under the spotlight.
"He can do better, but today he was better than against Poland and he needs to do better against Colombia.'