FULL-TIME!

Japan crushes Tunisia 4-0 at Estadio Monterrey, knocking the North African side out of the World Cup!

Japan started fast, with Kamada flicking in Nakamura's left-wing cross inside four minutes.

Dahmen made a brilliant save to deny Tomiyasu's close-range effort, but couldn't stop Ueda's exquisite 18-yard strike into the bottom-left corner.

Ito made it 3-0 in the 69th minute, rolling a finish past Dahmen, before Ueda looped Sano's right-wing delivery into the bottom-right corner seven minutes from time.

Japan moves into second place in Group F, while Tunisia remains fourth.

Tunisia managed just two shots with an xG of 0.05, compared to Japan's 11 shots, five on target, and an xG of 2.07.

Full-Time

FULL-TIME!

Tunisia 0-4 Japan.

Japan will next face Sweden in Group F, while Tunisia wraps up their World Cup campaign against the Netherlands.

It doesn't get any easier for Renard's squad.

SUB: Achouri replaces Abdi.

It's been a tough watch for Tunisia supporters today; their side just hasn't been in this game.

SUB: Tunisia makes another change as Khedira replaces Skhiri.

Six minutes of additional time will be played at the end of the second half.

Ueda is the second player to record 2+ goals and an assist in this World Cup, following Cody Gakpo's performance for the Netherlands against Sweden earlier today.

SUB: Japan's hero Ueda exits the field after scoring two goals and assisting one.

Goto replaces him.

What a performance!

Sano bags his first assist of the tournament, expertly finding Ueda inside the 18-yard box!

Japan also makes history as the first Asian nation to score four or more goals in a World Cup match.

GOAL!

UEDA HAS HIS SECOND AND JAPAN HAVE THEIR FOURTH!

Sano floats a right-wing delivery into a dangerous area, and an unmarked Ueda brilliantly loops a header into the bottom-right corner!

Tunisia is going out with a whimper!

Tunisia 0-4 Japan!

Renard was brought in to keep Tunisia's World Cup hopes alive.

Now, with the North African side heading out, will the Tunisian Football Federation keep him on?