Japan's Urawa Reds will be ready to soak up defensive pressure against Argentine heavyweights River Plate in their first match of the Club World Cup, veteran goalkeeper Shusaku Nishikawa said Sunday.The two teams are set to meet in the opening Group E encounter at Seattle's Lumen Field on Tuesday."We're bracing to be kept on the back foot, but if we hold firm in defense, we'll definitely have a chance," Nishikawa said during an online interview.Urawa qualified for the revamped Club World Cup by winning the 2022-23 Asian Champions League, having reached the continental club competition via t…READ FULL ARTICLE
