Rep. Carlos Gimenez (R-Fla.) on Tuesday said the stalled peace negotiations between the U.S. and Iran are “starting to feel like we’re Charlie Brown” trying to kick the football. Gimenez appeared on

The Iranian national team took a swipe at Donald Trump and the U.S. this week, arriving in Mexico with some curious clothing items.

Iran’s football federation said its fans had already made plans to attend matches before the ticket allocation was pulled

Iranian players and support staff got US visas and landed in Mexico on Sunday for the World Cup, but now fans in doubt.

Iran’s soccer team arrived in Mexico’s Tijuana city on Sunday – a stone’s throw from the US border – as Tehran criticized Washington over its visa restrictions.

It did not say who had interfered but blamed the United States, one of the tournament’s hosts, after months of war. FIFA said it was looking for a solution.

FIFA revokes Iran's World Cup ticket allocation days before kickoff, leaving thousands of fans facing travel disruption.

Members of the Iranian football team, who have had their training base shifted to Mexico from the US recently, wore gold-coloured pins with the number “168” on their jackets in memory of the victims of the deadly attack in February.

The Athletic's Adam Leventhal travelled to Iran's training base in Turkey and spent time following their final tournament preparations