SAWA and Friends, X'mas Night 2012: Nadeshiko Japan vs. Young Nadeshiko
On December 25, a charity soccer game will take place at the National Stadium in Tokyo in order to provide reconstruction support for areas affected by last March's Great East Japan Earthquake. As a post-quake recovery effort, the evacuees and the victims will be invited to this game, which will start at 7 p.m. on Christmas Day. This game is scheduled to be broadcast live on BS Asahi and later on Asahi Newstar.
This charity game originated with Homare Sawa, who won the Ballon…
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The AFC awards ceremony will be held on the 29th November 2012 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
AFC National Team of the Year - Women
Presented to the women's national team which has performed outstandingly in AFC and/or FIFA Competitions.
AFC Assistant Referee of the Year - Women
This award is…
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO HOMARE SAWA !
It's already past midnight in Japan and the day is 6th September... So, this is the greatest Nadeshiko's birthday :
HOMARE SAWA !
She is 34 years old today. Happy Birthday to you, Homare ^_ ^
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Homare Sawa Has Gone Back on a Decision to Retire from Nadeshiko Japan
"I had no idea that winning an Olympic silver medal would be such a bitter thing. I can't give up soccer."
Sports Hochi earlier reported that Homare Sawa had decided to retire from Japan's women's national soccer team, or the Nadeshiko Japan in Japanese and that Homare Sawa would be somewhat likely to retire as a player at the end of this season. She is now 33 years…
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Homare Sawa club INAC Kobe Leonessa says she has been suffering from benign paroxysmal positional vertigo.

Homare Sawa, who has won the Ballon d'Or, missed most of the games at the 2012 Algarve Cup owing to bad health. INAC Kobe Leonessa, the L. League's current champions, has formally announced that she is actually suffering from a benign paroxysmal positional vertigo. According to reliable sources, it will take approximately one month for this illness to be completely cured. This means she will miss the first two games of the “Kirin Challenge…
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Aya Miyama announced as new Nadeshiko Japan's captain, Homare Sawa steps down
Homare Sawa has stepped down as the Nadeshiko Japan captain, Aya Miyama takes the captains armband.
Aya Miyama will take over the captaincy of Nadeshiko Japan as the FIFA women's World Champions look to…
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FIFA World Player of the Year Homare Sawa misses out on Nadeshiko Japan training camp due to injury
Nadeshiko Japan midfielder Homare Sawa has been forced to miss the training camp in Wakayama Prefecture due to injury.
Sawa injured her right thigh during INAC Kobe's recent game against FC…
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The 2012 Laureus World Sports Awards is coming to London

The 2012 Laureus World Sports Awards is coming to London at the start of what will be a truly special year for sport in the English capital. The Ceremony will be broadcast to a worldwide TV audience from the heart of London at Central Hall, Westminster, on the evening of Monday, February 6th 2012 .The event provides a high profile focus as stars of the sporting world come together to salute the finest sports performances of the…
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Homare Sawa (Japan) wins FIFA Women's World Player Of The Year 2011 / Norio Sasaki (Japan) wins FIFA Women's World Coach Of The Year 2011

Homare Sawa (Japan) wins the FIFA women's World Player of the year award 2011 beating Marta and Wambach. Norio Sasaki (Japan) beat Bruno Bini (France) and Pia Sundhage (USWNT) to win the Women's World Coach of the Year 2011.
Nadeshiko Japan veteran Homare Sawa was crowned the FIFA women's World Player of the Year 2011 beating five time winner Marta and Abby…
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FIFA Ballon d'Or 2011 Press Conference

At the press conference for the Women's Coach and Player of the Year. The FIFA Women’s World Player of the Year candidates Marta, Homare Sawa and Abby Wambach were joined by Bruno Bini, Norio Sasaki and Pia Sundhage, the three nominees for the FIFA World Coach of the Year for Women’s Football award. Each person took turns to address the media.
Here is a short selection of what was…
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Nominees announced for the FIFA Women's World Player of the Year 2011 awards.

Marta, Sawa and Wambach are all contenders for this year's FIFA Ballon d'Or Award for the Women's World Player of the Year 2011 award.
Ten women from the World of women's football were short-listed for the prestigious…
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AFC Women’s Player of the Year 2011 Nominees Announced

Nadeshiko Japan trio Homare Sawa, Aya Miyama and Ayumi Kaihori have been nominated as the final three for the AFC Women’s Player of the Year, Asian football’s governing body announced Wednesday.


Sawa, won the honors as the MVP and the top scorer of the FIFA Women’s World Cup in the summer, while Kaihori and Miyama of…
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FIFA Women’s World Player of the Year and the FIFA World Coach of the Year short lists for 2011

The list of ten female candidates has been drawn up by experts from the Committee for Women’s Football and the FIFA Women’s World Cup™ as well as by experts from France Football. The list of ten coaches has been drawn up by football experts from the Football Committee, the Technical and Development Committee and the Committee for Women’s Football and the FIFA Women’s World Cup™, as well as by a group of experts from France Football.
On 5…
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Nadeshiko Japan captain, Homare Sawa stars in new cartoon story
Nadeshiko Japan captain Homare Sawa has been turned into a 'cartoon' by the author of the famous soccer manga "Captain Tsubasa", Yoichi Takahashi.
The new cartoon story called "Soccer Shojo Kaede" (Soccer girl Kaede), is based on the life of Homare…
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Homare Sawa from Japan was voted Best Player of the Tournament women's soccer Algarve Cup 2011
Homare Sawa from Japan was voted Best Player of the Tournament women's soccer Algarve Cup 2011
Photo: AP Photo/Armando…
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