Summary:
Hull City's £9.5m transfer of Abel Hernandez, who scored his first goal for the club, helped Uruguay beat Japan in front of their home crowd.

Full article:
By . Ap  Reporter . Uruguay spoiled Javier Aguirre's debut as Japan coach, after beating the Asian champions 2-0 in a friendly on Friday. Edinson Cavani gave the visitors, without the suspended Luis Suarez, the lead in the 34th minute, taking advantage of poor defending by Tatsuya Sakai and beating goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima with a sliding kick. Another weak defensive clearance allowed Abel Hernandez, who became Hull's record signing after completing his £9.5million switch to the KC Stadium on deadline day, to make it 2-0 in the 71st minute with a close-range effort through the legs of Kawashima. Japan's best chance came with three minutes remaining when Yoshinori Muto hit the post with a left-footed shot from the edge of the area. On target: Edinson Cavani opened the scoring for Uruguay in their friendly against Japan . Time to celebrate: The Paris Saint-Germain striker scored after 32 minutes . Sharp shooter: Cavani celebrates his strike against Japan in Friday's international friendly . Signing: After completing his £9.5million switch to Hull on deadline day, Abel Hernandez celebrates his goal . Big money: Hernandez became Hull City's club-record signing when he joined for £9.5million on deadline day .