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Iran’s footballers face battle to be heard as regime brutally clamps down on protests

For Mehdi Taremi and others playing abroad, showing solidarity with their home nation can mean threats and possible detention

The Guardian - UK

How did Qatar and Saudi Arabia get home advantage and more rest than rivals in World Cup qualifiers?

The Oman coach, Carlos Queiroz, is among those who are questioning the AFC’s decision for the upcoming games

The Guardian - UK

Mehdi Taremi key on and off field to Iran’s World Cup knockout dream

Striker is an outspoken talisman who will have to be at his best if national side are to get out of group stage in 2026

The Guardian - UK

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Schooled like Mourinho: Amorim’s path from pioneering Lisbon university

Portugal’s coaches and players are all the rage in part thanks to links forged between academia and the game

The Guardian - UK

‘Everything’s been worth it’: Angel Gomes revels in journey to England call-up

The ex-Manchester United prodigy, whose godfather is Nani, had to leave Old Trafford but is now impressing at Lille

The Guardian - UK

National football squads with players from the most different leagues

Plus: which goalkeepers have been good managers, strike duos sharing exactly the same birthday and more

The Guardian - UK

Qatar at AFC Asian Cup 2023: Hosts, defending champions but not favourites

Hosts Qatar go into the opening match of Asian Cup on the back of a turbulent year on and off the pitch.

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Carlos Queiroz sacked as Qatar coach ahead of AFC Asian Cup title defence

Queiroz has been replaced by Spanish coach Marques Lopez a month ahead of the AFC Asian Cup in Qatar.

Al Jazeera

Son called in for South Korea as Asia's leading teams enter qualifying for the 2026 World Cup

Asia's top teams prepare for World Cup qualifying start: South Korea, Japan, Australia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Qatar all have European-based stars in their squads. They all aim to start the second stage of Asian competition with a statement win, with South Korea's Son Heung-min and Wolves' Hwang Hee-chan leading…

The Hindu

Soccer faces wave of racial and offensive abuse incidents amid FIFA pledge to stop games

A leading anti-discrimination group in soccer says there is an “urgent crisis” in the game because of racial and offensive abuse

The Independent UK

New Zealand abandons Qatar friendly over alleged racist jibe

New Zealand refused to continue post-interval after the referee declined to take action over alleged racial slur.

Al Jazeera

New Zealand abandons Qatar friendly at halftime over alleged racist comment

New Zealand abandoned its football friendly against Qatar at halftime after accusing a Qatari player of making a racist comment to defender Michael Boxall.

The Hindu

From women’s team to grassroots game: questions linger in Qatar

In the week that marked 100 days since the World Cup final we look at five areas with unanswered questions

The Guardian - UK

Chanathip and Supachok included in Thailand squad

Thailand coach Mano Polking announced on Tuesday his 25-man squad for two upcoming warm-up matches.

Bangkok Post

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The Guardian - UK

Marooned after World Cup misery, Qatar turn to canny Carlos Queiroz

Their group-stage exit was bad, but what came next was worse. Can one of the game’s smartest coaches change things?

Evening Standard

Carlos Queiroz named new Qatar coach as veteran boss eyes fifth World Cup appearance

Qatar have appointed Portuguese veteran Carlos Queiroz as manager until the end of the 2026 World Cup.

Daily Mirror

What it was like coaching Real Madrid's Galacticos and three players who stood out

Jose Peseiro was assistant manager of Real Madrid's Galacticos in the 2003/04 season and has given an insight into what it was like coaching football's biggest superstars

Manchester Evening News

'A few times a year I felt bad about what I had done to him' - Manchester United legend grovelled to Sir Alex Ferguson amid claims he called manager a 'Scottish pig'

When Sir Alex Ferguson dropped Ruud Van Nistelrooy to the bench for Man United's season finale win over Charlton Athletic in 2006, his future was unclear. It did prove to be the end of his time at Old Trafford, and it wasn't without controversy.

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The Guardian - UK

Christian Pulisic strike guides USA past Iran to set up Netherlands meeting

Christian Pulisic struck in the first half before going off injured to earn a meeting with the Netherlands in the last 16

Daily Mirror

Iran players sing national anthem after being told 'families face prison or torture'

Iran's players have been put under huge political pressure by their country's theocratic government amid huge protests - and they changed their national anthem stance

Radio France Internationale

Qatar World Cup: time to go home - the moment of truth in Groups A and B

Three teams will bid farewell to the World Cup on Tuesday as the final round of games in Group A and Group B take place.

WEKU

What's at stake as the U.S. faces Iran at the World Cup

The U.S. has to beat Iran to advance, while Iran only has to tie. The match comes after controversy over flags, Iran's national anthem, and ongoing protests in Iran.

The Guardian - UK

World Cup 2022 briefing: Iran and USA head into the fire

It’s squeaky-bum time as the final group games are played simultaneously and England v Wales is not the most politically charged rivalry of the day

Miami Herald

Iranian media grill U.S. coach Gregg Berhalter on eve of USA-Iran World Cup match

There was little question, from the moment the United States and Iran were drawn into the same World Cup group, that their Tuesday match would be politically charged.

The Guardian - UK

Infantino is the nowhere man in this bonfire of greed, vanity and despotic power

Fifa is expected to rake in a record £6.3bn from this messiest and most divisive of all World Cups, while the global game spins out of control

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