Dutch cap Europe´s World Cup dominance by ousting Japan
(WorldNews Japan)

RENNES, France (AP) - Tears were still flowing from Saki Kumagai’s eyes more than 30 minutes later. With victorious Dutch rivals passing her on the way out of the stadium, Japan’s captain seemed to find solace in speaking about the penalty long after it cost her team a place in the quarterfinals of the Women’s World Cup. With Tuesday night’s game entering the 90th minute locked at 1-1, Kumagai’s outstretched left arm blocked the shot Vivianne Miedema had aimed into the right side of the net. “It hit my hand for sure,� Kumagai said. “It’s difficult to accept but it’s also sad. I know that is football.� Referee Melissa Borjas...