Nadeshiko Japan were left ruing missed chances after opening their 2019 Women's World Cup campaign Monday with a scoreless draw against Group D opponents Argentina.Asako Takakura's side played most of the match at Parc des Princes inside Argentina's half, but they could not find the net with any of their eight attempts, three of which were on target.The 37th-ranked South Americans stuck with a defensive game plan aimed at neutralizing world No. 7 Japan as they held on for their first Women's World Cup point in seven matches.After an opening half with few opportunities, Japan missed a chance…READ FULL ARTICLE
