Japan striker Ueda channels frustration to send World Cup warning (opens in new tab)

Japan thrashed Tunisia 4-0 on Saturday to join the Netherlands at the top of Group F and all but seal their place in the last 32 with a game to spare. That game is against Sweden, who sit third after being hammered 5-1 by the Dutch in Houston. In the landmark 1,000th match in the history of the World Cup, Japan put on a show in Mexico's Monterrey to demonstrate why they are fancied to go far in the tournament. Netherlands-based Ueda, who has been linked with a move to the Premier League, scor...