Japan forward Yuya Osako said Tuesday that his childhood dream came true after he scored in Japan's 2-1 World Cup win against Colombia.
The Group H match was held at the 42,000-seater Mordovia Arena in Saransk earlier on Tuesday. Osako was named man of the match after heading home the winning goal in the second half.
"Scoring a goal at the World Cup has been a dream for me since I was a little kid, that's why I am extremely happy. The World Cup is a huge stage where anything can happen, and I think that we started off very well," Osako said at a press conference.
Japan, who have twice made it past the group stage at FIFA World Cups, will take on Poland and Senegal in their other two Group H matches.
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