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Iran coach complains of World Cup travel restrictions despite interim end of war agreement
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2:05Now PlayingIran’s players and coaches have increasingly found themselves under a microscope, particularly after they were forced to leave the United States after their first game without recovery time. Iran’s team is training in Mexico. Iranian team managers have said the extra travel could impact them on the pitch.
There have been protests of both the regime and the war outside Iranian football matches, while some supporters have said FIFA will not honor tickets issued through the Iran Football Federation, citing the ongoing conflict with the U.S.
A FIFA official told The Hill it is “working closely with the IR Iran Football Federation to identify compliant solutions that maximize opportunities for Iranian supporters to attend matches.”
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