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Sardar Azmoun scored a trio of goals in Iran’s lopsided win.
Iran made it a night to remember for female fans allowed into the Azadi Stadium for a World Cup qualifying match for the first time since the Islamic Revolution as they inflicted a record-breaking 14-0 thrashing on Cambodia on Thursday.
Striker Karim Ansarifard scored four goals and Sardar Azmoun hit a hat trick as the Iranians handed Cambodia their heaviest ever defeat.
The win came as 3,500 female fans were permitted to buy tickets for the game, the first time women have been allowed into the…

Women to attend Iran’s World Cup qualifier after assurances given to FIFA

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has announced that Iranian women will be able to watch men’s football from October 10th, 2019.

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Iranian women have snapped up tickets for Thursday’s World Cup qualifier against Cambodia in Tehran after they were released for sale online.
Iranian authorities had assured world governing body FIFA that women would be allowed to attend the game and have set aside sections of the stadium for women.
The semi-official Iranian news agency ISNA said the 3,500 tickets set aside for women sold out within minutes of going on sale on Friday morning.
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FIFA ‘assured’ women can attend Iran WC qualifier

Infantino told a FIFA conference Iranian women will attend a World Cup qualifier in October.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has said Iranian authorities have "assured" them that women will be able to attend the October World Cup quali…

Iran must allow women into stadiums – FIFA pres

FIFA has urged Iran to lift their 40-year ban on women in football stadiums.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has described Iran’s stadium ban for women as “unacceptable,” calling on the country to lift restrictions ahead of their next home game.
Attention on the ban intensified when a 29-year-old activist, Sahar Khodayari, died this month after setting herself on fire. She had been detained for dressing as a man to enter a football stadium.
Infantino said in a statement: “Now is the moment to change things and FIFA is expecting positive developments starting in the next…

Rudi Gutendorf’s globe-trotting career, spanning half a century, saw him coach a record 55 teams.
Rudi Gutendorf, the tireless manager who guided a world record 55 teams, including 18 national sides, has died at 93, according to several German media outlets.
Born in Koblenz on the banks of the Rhine, the man dubbed “Restless Rudi” started his football career as a player for hometown club TuS Neuendorf before taking his first management role with Swiss side Blue Stars Zurich in the 1950s.
Coaching proved infectious, and after building an impressive CV with top flight teams in West Germany, Gutendorf…

Hong Kong fans turn back on Chinese anthem

Hong Kong fans turn their back and boo while holding up placards during the Chinese anthem.
Thousands of Hong Kong football fans booed loudly and turned their backs when the Chinese national anthem was played before their World Cup qualifier against Iran on Tuesday, taking the city’s months of protests into the sports realm.
The crowd broke out into “Glory to Hong Kong,” a song reflecting their campaign for more democratic freedoms in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory.
After the match started, fans chanted “Fight for freedom” and “Revolution of our Times.” One person carried a blue…

Iran female fan dies, set herself on fire after ban

An Iranian female fan died after setting herself on fire.
An Iranian female football fan has died after setting herself on fire outside a court when she learned she may have to serve a six-month jail sentence for trying to enter a football stadi…

Iranian fan dies; set herself on fire outside court

Women are not allowed into stadiums to watch men’s football games in Iran.
An Iranian woman detained for dressing as a man to sneak into a stadium to watch a football match has died after setting herself on fire upon learning she could spend six months in prison, semi-official news outlets reported Tuesday.
The self-immolation death of 29-year-old Sahar Khodayari has shocked Iranian officials and the public, becoming an immediate hashtag trend across social media in the Islamic Republic.
It also comes as FIFA is working with Iranian authorities to overcome a ban on women…

Iran’s woman ban in focus after fan set self afire

Women are not allowed into stadiums to watch men’s football games in Iran.
An Iranian woman detained for dressing as a man to sneak into a stadium to watch a football match has died after setting herself on fire upon learning she could spend six months in prison, semi-official news outlets reported Tuesday.
The self-immolation death of a 29-year-old known as Sahar Khodayari has shocked Iranian officials and the public, becoming a hashtag trend across social media in the Islamic Republic.
It also comes as FIFA is working with Iranian authorities to overcome a ban on women…

Iranian women allowed to attend WC qualifier

Iranian women have been banned from watching men’s football in stadiums since 1979.
Iranian women fans will be allowed to attend a men’s World Cup qualifying match in the Islamic Republic in October, a Sports Ministry official told the IRNA news agency on Sunday, amid heightened pressure from FIFA.
While foreign women have been allowed limited access to matches in Iran, Iranian women have been banned from stadiums when men’s teams are playing since the Islamic revolution in 1979.
FIFA wrote to the Iranian Football Federation in June asking it to provide a timeline towards women…

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