Iran's World Cup turmoil: forced exit from LA amid visa chaos
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Iran faced travel disruptions at the World Cup as they were ordered to leave Los Angeles after a 2-2 draw with New Zealand; visa and US-base constraints forced a shift to Tijuana, with coach Amir Ghalenoei and captain Mehdi Taremi criticizing the treatment while FIFA and U.S. policy loom over their tournament.
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- At Iran’s World Cup opener, a banned flag became a flashpoint at the stadium gates Yahoo Sports
- Iran, amid protests and fragile peace, plays on at the World Cup The Washington Post
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