Japan came back from an early deficit in each half to beat Uruguay 36-20 on Saturday in the second of three test matches in Europe, Eddie Jones' men claiming their first win in four games.A week on from a 52-12 defeat to France in Saint-Denis, the Brave Blossoms ran in five tries at Chambery Savoie Stadium near Lyon to tame Los Teros, overcoming the sin-binning of captain Naoto Saito just before halftime and the sending off of lock Warner Dearns with 14 minutes to play."We had two cards shown to us during the game, including one for myself, and it's huge for us as a team that we didn't turn…READ FULL ARTICLE
