Preview: James Musa and New Zealand visit Japan for Friday friendly

November 10, 2017

New Zealand Men’s National Team at Japan International Friendly | Toyota Stadium | Toyota, Japan Friday, Oct. 6 | 5:20 a.m. CT | @NZ_Football on Twitter Sporting Kansas City midfielder James Musa and the New Zealand Men’s National Team travel to face Japan in a friendly on Friday, serving as the A […]

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