Nadeshiko Japan have the blueprint for success at the Women's World Cup, but they need to bring it all together in the knockout stage, manager Asako Takakura said Wednesday following her side's 2-0 loss to England.With top spot in Group D on the line, world No. 3 England showed why they are among the favorites to win the month-long tournament in France as they clinched victory on a brace from striker Ellen White.The loss at Stade de Nice leaves world No. 7 Japan runners-up in the group, with their round-of-16 match to be played against the winner of Group E -- either the Netherlands or Cana…READ FULL ARTICLE