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Quarterfinals, a neutral field match, Saudi Arabia, which is clearly more favorable for Al Sadd. Seeing how the quarterfinals unfold, with the West Asians defeating the Easterners with many goals, I think this trend could repeat here as well. Of course, I mean goals, as Al Sadd is not a Saudi club, so they can't expect an easy game like against Peru. Al Sadd's offense is in top form now, scoring without any problems, and the Japanese, who a few months ago seemed solid in defense against Ghana, have recently let in many goals and their defense looks very unstable. One of their key defenders is injured, so they may have a lot of problems here as well. Nevertheless, their offense is not bad and they can score. Al Sadd's defensive stats may look solid lately, with three clean sheets in a row, but the on-field performance is not the same, somehow they manage to pull through without conceding goals. This can't go on forever and I believe the Japanese can take advantage of these mistakes. It's hard to say who will win, but I think the total goals can go up to three.
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