Australia will be all set to lock horns against Japan in this crucial FIFA world cup qualifier encounter. Welcome to the AUS vs JPN Dream11 team prediction today and match preview.
Australia will look for a desperate win to avoid moving into the 4th round as they are 3 points behind Japan which will keep them focused on bringing their A-game for this fixture.
Japan on the other hand are enjoying a fantastic winning streak pushing them to the 2nd spot to qualify directly which should allow them to continue with their strong momentum in this qualifying match.
Probable Winner, Match Prediction and Betting Odds
Japan should win this match by a close margin.
Betting Odds
AUS- 2.78 Draw – 3.35 JPN- 1.92
Team News
No injuries have been reported for this match.
Probable Playing 11
Australia
Ryan (GK), Grant, Sainsbury, Karacic, Behich, Hrustic, Leckie, Jeggo, Duke, Boyle, Maclaren
Japan
Gonda (GK), Sakai, Yoshida, Tomiyasu, Nagatomo, Endo, Shibasaki, Morita, Osako, Ito, Minamino
Match Details
World Cup Qualifiers
Match: Australia vs Japan
Date And Time: 24th March 02:40 pm IST
Venue: Accor Stadium, Sydney, Australia.
Top Scorer:
Australia
Jamie Maclaren (7 Goals)
Japan
Takumi Minamino (10 Goals)
AUS vs JPN Dream11 Team Prediction Today, Fantasy Football Picks, Match Preview
Goal-keeper
Mathew Ryan (8.5 Cr) was able to present a tough challenge last time these 2 teams met as he managed to make 5 important saves which was not enough as he conceded 2 goals that can be worked on for this match.
Defenders
Trent Sainsbury (9.0 Cr) can cover a majority of his contributions with his consistent passing accuracy which can keep him focused on building up chances from the back.
Fran Karacic (8.5 Cr) can provide contributions with his tackling skills added with the potential to manage the opposition attack as an anchor defender which could push him in this match.
Yuto Nagatomo (8.5 Cr) provided an important assist in his last match against Saudi Arabia which was well backed with his 2 chances created and 5 interceptions which can allow him to showcase his experience.
Maya Yoshida (8.5 Cr) has been consistent with his performances in his recent matches with the ability to create several shots on target to maintain his balance in attack and defense.
Midfielders
Ajdin Hrustic (9.5 Cr) was able to score an important goal in his last match against Japan with 2 shots on target along with his playmaking skills that makes him a potential game-changer.
Takumi Minamino (9.5 Cr) was also able to find the net in his last match against Saudi Arabia which is well backed up with his interceptions which help him create attacking opportunities that make him our prime choice.
Hidemasa Morita (9.0 Cr) was brilliant in his match against China that saw him create 2 shots on target along with 46 accurate passes and 2 chances create which can be channeled into this match.
Forwards
Mitchell Duke (9.5 Cr) managed to score his last goal against China with greater potential to make good use of his limited game time and the fighting spirit that should keep his side in strong contention.
Junya Ito (9.5 Cr) continues with his consistent form as he has managed to 3 goals and 2 assists in his last 3 qualifier matches which should be useful to build up momentum that makes him our prime choice.
Yuya Osako (9.0 Cr) scored his last goal against China with the potential to gain added minutes considering the current stage of the qualifications which can allow him to exceed expectations in this match.
Captain And Vice-Captain
J.Ito is our captain because of his consistent performances in the recent qualifier matches.
T.Minamino will be our vice-captain because of his ability to make use of his game time with a strong attacking form.
Dream11 Team
Ryan, Sainsbury, Karacic, Yoshida, Nagatomo, Hrustic, Morita, Minamino (VC), Duke, Ito (C), Osako
Dream11 Team Disclaimer
The veracity of our selections and team is based on earnest analysis of the league, matches and playing 11s. We implore you to forage your team by your own accord with these facets helping spur your decision making.
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