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Ueda to take on last season’s finalist, Lee Kang-in to face Red Devils: Champions League Matchday 2 preview

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Ueda to take on last season’s finalist, Lee Kang-in to face Red Devils: Champions League Matchday 2 preview

Viking vs Bayern München

The German giant, which boasts Japan’s Hiroki Itō and South Korea’s Kim Min-jae among its ranks, will travel to clash with Viking, the Champions League debutant. On Matchday 1, Bayern München faced another Norwegian side, Bodø/Glimt, and cruised to a 5-0 victory. Itō came on in the 80th minute, while Kim Min-jae was rested after featuring regularly in domestic competitions. Both Asian players could feature against Viking.

Atlético Madrid vs Manchester United

On Matchday 1, Diego Simeone’s side lost 2-1 to Liverpool and will now face another renowned English club, which defeated Azerbaijan’s Sabah in its opening match. Home support and more consistent domestic results make Atlético the favorite heading into the game. One key factor in Los Colchoneros’ success could be Lee Kang-in’s good form. Since joining from Paris Saint-Germain, the player has settled in brilliantly at his new club, regularly starts, and continues to make a difference with his goal-scoring contributions.

Aston Villa vs Fenerbahçe

The Villans have made a disappointing start to the Premier League season, but they opened their Champions League campaign with a three-point away win over Club Brugge, with Lee Han-beom starting for the Belgian side. Fenerbahçe finds itself in a similar situation. The Sarı Kanaryalar have yet to impress in the Turkish Süper Lig, but they put in a strong performance and earned a draw against Italian Roma. Fenerbahçe has several dangerous attacking players with good scoring abilities, including Mason Greenwood, Vedat Muriqi, Romelu Lukaku and Kerem Aktürkoğlu. But Zion Suzuki has already shown on several occasions this season that he has earned his move to Aston Villa and is rightly regarded as one of Asia’s top goalkeepers.

Arsenal vs Lille

Last season’s finalist rarely drops points, especially at home, but Lille is a strong side capable of putting up a fight. In Ligue 1, Les Dogues are among the league leaders and came close to beating PSG, but Les Rouge-et-Bleu avoided defeat by scoring goals in stoppage time.

Davide Ancelotti, son of legendary manager Carlo Ancelotti, coaches the team, and one of the club’s biggest talents is Ethan Mbappé, Kylian Mbappé’s younger brother. Lille also boasts Olivier Giroud, who continues to make an impact even at 39, and Ayase Ueda. Since joining from Feyenoord, the Japanese striker has scored in almost every game, including Lille’s Champions League clash with Real Betis.

Manchester City vs Paris Saint-Germain

Enzo Maresca has done a fine job replacing Pep Guardiola so far. The Citizens are unbeaten in the Premier League under the Italian and secured a confident 2-0 away victory over Porto. But Maresca now faces a real test against the champion of the last two seasons in Europe’s premier club competition. Both sides boast star-studded squads and immense attacking firepower, and they could deliver a spectacular goal-scoring extravaganza for the fans.

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Typhoon No. 26 (Surigae) is expected to intensify as it moves over unusually warm waters south of Japan, potentially bringing prolonged periods of strong winds, heavy rain and dangerous seas to Okinawa from September 27, according to the latest forecast issued at 9 p.m. on September 25.

Residents in flood-hit areas of Chiba Prefecture continued clearing mud and damaged belongings from their homes on September 25 as emergency repairs began on a breached embankment at Lake Inba, with fresh heavy rain forecast for the weekend and Typhoon No. 26 threatening to bring further disruption next week.

Japan's teenage skateboarders delivered two gold medals and two bronze medals on September 25, with 15-year-olds Mizuho Hasegawa and Ian Nagahara winning the women's and men's park competitions at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.

A major traffic accident involving 10 vehicles, including trucks and passenger cars, left one man seriously injured and nine others with minor injuries on the Daini Shinmei Road in Kobe on September 24, forcing the closure of part of the expressway.

An All Nippon Airways (ANA) flight bound for Saga Airport made an emergency landing at Naha Airport in Okinawa at 10:05 p.m. on September 23 after developing trouble with its right engine shortly after takeoff, with some passengers suffering minor injuries during an emergency evacuation.

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The 20th Asian Games will take place from September 19 to October 4 in Nagoya, Japan. The extensive competition program will feature many popular sports, ranging from athletics and football to cricket and martial arts.

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Japan celebrated two landmark performances on Day 6 of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on September 24, with the men's table tennis team defeating China 3-2 to claim its first gold medal in 60 years and 17-year-old swimmer Shin Ohashi breaking the men's 200-meter breaststroke world record.

Japan's Asian Games campaign produced another day of records and medals on September 23, with Shoon Mitsunaga setting a national record to win the men's 100-meter butterfly, both Japanese gymnastics teams taking silver behind China, and Toshikazu Yamanishi adding to the host nation's athletics medal haul.

Japan came within two runs of producing one of international cricket's biggest upsets on September 22, pushing reigning T20 world champion India to the final ball before losing a rain-shortened match at Sano International Cricket Ground in Tochigi Prefecture.

Japan's Asian Games campaign continued across a packed Day 4 schedule on September 22, with the women's badminton team securing another medal, the women's basketball team completing an unbeaten group stage, and Japan adding a historic bronze medal in mixed air rifle shooting as several of the host nation's biggest medal opportunities moved into the evening.

Japan collected another 12 medals on Day 3 of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on September 21, with 17-year-old swimmer Shin Ohashi and karateka Kakeru Nishiyama winning gold, while the host nation also advanced strongly in women's volleyball, baseball, soccer, handball and hockey.

Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako watched Japan defeat Kazakhstan in a women’s basketball preliminary-round game at the 20th Asian Games in Nagoya.