AFC U17 Asian Cup
Oshita capped off an outstanding tournament with another composed display in the final against China PR, providing the foundation for Japan to lift the coveted title for a record-extending fifth time.
Oshita was instrumental in Japan’s run to the title, making crucial saves in victories over Qatar and China PR before keeping a clean sheet in the emphatic 5-0 quarter-final triumph against Tajikistan.
The goalkeeper then rose to the occasion in the semi-final against Uzbekistan, helping Japan prevail 3-2 in a tense penalty shootout by producing two saves after the contest had ended 1-1.
The goalkeeper then rose to the occasion in the semi-final against Uzbekistan, helping Japan prevail 3-2 in a tense penalty shootout by producing two saves after the contest had ended 1-1.
Oshita then delivered another commendable performance in the final, keeping out Zhao Songyuan’s stoppage-time header to secure Japan the win and the title.
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