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Iran, Soccer and 2026 World Cup

Soccer-Iran says ticket allocation for World Cup withdrawn

Iran's football federation said on Tuesday its ticket allocation had been pulled just days before the World Cup starts, leaving supporters who had already made travel plans unable to attend their team...

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Iran’s Soccer Federation Says Its World Cup Tickets Have Been Revoked

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As war reshaped the World Cup, Iran’s team found an unlikely home in Mexico

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Iran soccer body claims fans' tickets for World Cup games in the US have been revoked

The Iranian soccer federation claims FIFA has revoked its ticket allocation for fans at the team’s three World Cup games in the United States TIJUANA, Mexico — FIFA has revoked the ticket allocation f...

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Iran players: U.S. visa policies creating World Cup 'tension'

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The World Cup visa mess has its roots in Gianni Infantino’s cosiness to President Trump

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World Cup tickets for Iran fans revoked, says country's federation

Just days before Iran begin their World Cup campaign on June 15 at the Los Angeles Rams' stadium in Inglewood against New Zealand, the federation claimed in a statement reported by semi-official state...

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Iran Says World Cup Fans Left In Limbo After Ticket Allocation Is Suddenly Pulled

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Tickets for Iran fans revoked, says federation

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Iran at the FIFA World Cup 2026: News, Fixtures, Results & Squad | Reuters

Follow Iran's FIFA World Cup 2026 soccer news, fixtures, results, squad and group standings from Reuters, covering their path through the tournament.

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From Trump to Messi, Iran to ICE, politics and sport collide at the biggest World Cup in history

The wait is over for the biggest World Cup ever with 48 teams, 104 matches, three host nations and a slew of questions and controversies swirling around the highly scrutinzed event that will last for nearly six weeks.

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Iran's World Cup players wear pins for victims of deadly strike on school as they arrive in Mexico

TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) — Iran’s World Cup team arrived in Mexico wearing lapel pins highlighting the victims of a deadly missile strike on an elementary school at the start of the war in the Mideast. The players wore gold-colored pins with the number “168” on their jackets when getting off their plane Sunday in Tijuana,

Iran send defiant message to Donald Trump amid visa row on eve of the World Cup

Iran's squad landed at Tijuana International Airport on Sunday, having been forced to change their base for the World Cup from Arizona due to an ongoing row with the United States