Keisuke Honda made history Sunday, becoming the first Japanese player to score at three World Cups after hitting a 78th-minute equalizer in Japan's 2-2 draw with Senegal.For the second game in a row, the veteran midfielder made an instant impact after coming on as a second half substitute, firing home to secure a point for the Samurai Blue at Ekaterinburg Arena."I knew if I missed it would be a horrible scenario so I am happy I scored," Honda said. "I wanted us to seal qualification today (but) this shows how tough the World Cup is."The goal followed his instrumental role in Japan's 2-1 tri…READ FULL ARTICLE