Mon, 26 Nov, 2012 - 00:00
Stephen Findlater
They let a 2-0 lead slip on Saturday evening against the tournament hosts, ultimately falling 4-3.
A 3-0 loss followed against a youthful Japanese side featuring four players who debuted just a day earlier, meaning Ireland are likely to be left in the bottom two of their group and likely to play either Malaysia or Korea in Thursday’s vital knockout game.
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