In an exciting matchup, Japan doubled up on Spain with a come-from-behind 2-1 victory to advance to the World Cup Round of 16. And on this very day, the Japan Football Association (JFA) announced that it had renewed its long-term agreement with Spain on cooperation in multiple areas of the soccer business.
The Japanese Football Association (JFA) announced the renewal of the contract between the two sides on its official website. It is worth mentioning that Japan and Spain in the World Cup match, the two soccer organizations appeared in Qatar on the same day and completed the signing ceremony on the eve of the game.
In the official announcement, the Japan Football Association (JFA) mentioned that since January 2010, we have established a cooperative relationship. This renewal will further strengthen our mutual cooperation. The cooperation between Japan and Spain in the field of soccer is extensive, covering information exchange, coach training, referee training, women's soccer development, marketing and media knowledge. The partnership between the two countries has grown stronger after the World Cup qualification.
However, some media outlets in Germany and the United Kingdom raised conspiracy theories about Japan's victory over Spain, speculating that there might have been a script behind the match and that the two sides had conspired to advance in a collaborative manner.
