Football: Miura, 59, becomes oldest scorer in Emperor's cup, eager for more

FUKUSHIMA, Japan (Kyodo) -- Former Japanese international Kazuyoshi Miura, 59, has become the oldest scorer in the Emperor's Cup after netting two penalties in Fukushima United's 7-0 win over Oyama Soccer Club. The match, which took place on Wednesday in Fukushima, northeastern Japan, marked a significant milestone in Miura's career as he surpassed the previous record held by former Japan midfielder Shinji Ono, who scored at the age of 41.

Known as "King Kazu," Miura expressed his eagerness to play in the next round of the tournament, stating that his continued participation is driven by his desire to score goals. After the match, Miura confirmed that he has been practicing penalties extensively, claiming that his hard work and dedication have paid off.