What does V-J stand for?

Victory over Japan (also seen as VJ)

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The Dutch are also sweating over the fitness of a key player after Sneijder limped out of the 3-0 friendly victory over Japan with a knee injury.

SCOTT BROWN V WESLEY SNEIJDER; THE KEY BATTLES

Jennie Finch has thrown a one-hitter and driven in two runs to lead the United States to a 2-0 victory over Japan in the final of the Japan Cup softball tournament.

US defeats Japan 2-0 in Japan Cup softball final

WORLD Cup winners Wales began their bid for more glory at the Hong Kong Sevens with a 14-5 victory over Japan.

Battling Wales in fine start

A 26-17 victory over Japan was not enough for Wales after earlier defeats against Tonga and Samoa, who both progressed.

Dire England draw a blank

Whitmore became a Caribbean hero when he scored both Jamaica's goalsina2-1 victory over Japan in the 1998World Cup finals in France.

Football: Whitmore takes on a special role; ROVER FLOW Doncaster v ...

It was a fascinating look at the contributions Japanese-Americans made to America's victory over Japan.

Yankee Samurai

After their 3-1 victory over Japan, Everton midfielder Tim Cahill revealed several team-mates had backed him to score his side's first goal and reserve keeper Zeljko Kalac was unofficial bookmaker.

Football: Aussies escape rap; WORLD CUP 2006

After their 3-1 victory over Japan last week, Everton midfielder Tim Cahill revealed several team-mates had backed him to score his side's first goal and reserve goalkeeper Zeljko 'Spider' Kalac was acting as an unofficial layer within the camp.

Football: Fifa unconcerned over Aussie players' bets