With six points to their name already, the Samurai Blue looked to avoid complacency as they took on the defending champions in the last game, and a double from Kuryu Matsuki either side of a Yazeed Jawshan header for Saudi Arabia was enough to get them the victory.
Japan take on Jordan next for a place in the FIFA U20 World Cup Indonesia 2023, while Saudi Arabia finished third and are eliminated.
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The young 🇯🇵 Samurai Blue are simply impressive again as they win Group D with a 100% record to march towards the quarter-finals where they will face Jordan! #AFCU20 pic.twitter.com/kVg4iy9Ayp