After navigating through a tough group, the ultimate World Cup test awaits Japan next, when they take on record five-time champions Brazil in Houston on Monday in the round of 32.The two nations will meet for the first time since Hajime Moriyasu's side beat the Carlo Ancelotti-led Selecao 3-2 in a home friendly last October, which was the Samurai Blue's first-ever win against the formidable South Americans at the senior level."I think (Brazil's) motivation is high after we won (that match)," Moriyasu said. "Getting to play such a serious Brazil side against this backdrop is something I'm lo…READ FULL ARTICLE