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Video: What Iran’s football fans think about the World Cup

Al Jazeera Friday 12 June 2026, 09:34 UTC 1 min read
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What Iran’s football fans think about the World Cup Video: What Iran’s football fans think about the World Cup What’s it like supporting your team in a World Cup hosted by a country that’s at war with yours? This is what Iran’s football fans think about the tournament. Published On 12 Jun 2026

What Iran’s football fans think about the World Cup Video: What Iran’s football fans think about the World Cup What’s it like supporting your team in a World Cup hosted by a country that’s at war with yours? This is what Iran’s football fans think about the tournament. Published On 12 Jun 2026
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