Kazuyoshi Miura on Tuesday urged Japan's World Cup squad to write a new chapter at the scene of one of the Samurai Blue's most painful results, drawing parallels with a famous loss by Brazil that catalyzed the South American country's soccer ascent. The 55-year-old is in Qatar for the first time since playing in the 1993 Asian qualifier still remembered in Japan as the "Tragedy of Doha" -- a 2-2 draw with Iraq which saw the Samurai Blue fall short of a maiden World Cup berth in 1994 on goal difference. That traumatic result, which came about after Miura's team conceded a stoppage-time equalize...
