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Iran advances to the next stage of the World Cup as the second team Current standings
1. Belgium 5 points
2. Iran 5 points
3. Egypt 4 points
4. New Zealand 1 point mehrnews.com @Mehrnews
Iran still needs a point to guarantee qualification
Egypt's promotion is confirmed before the match with Iran In the last match of the group stage of the World Cup, the Egyptian national football team will take on the Iranian national football team at 6:30 in the Seattle Stadium. The Egyptian national team was at the top of Group G with 4 points before this match; now, with Uruguay's defeat against Spain and earning only 2 points at the end of the group stage, the Egyptian national team has confirmed its promotion to the knockout round before the start of the Iran match. This is the first time that the Egyptian national team has qualified for the knockout round after 4 appearances in the World Cup. @IRNA_1313
Iran bypasses America and becomes the top topic of the World Cup After Mehdi Taj announced that the Iranian national team camp would be moved from America to Mexico with FIFA's approval, this news became the top topic of the World Cup and a bombshell in the world's reputable media today. AP News Agency described Iran's move as circumventing the US's visa denial problems and wrote: By moving its camp to Mexico, Iran has neutralized the visa denial problems and the US government's delay of 20 days before the start of the World Cup so that it can travel to Mexico and only be in the US for the games. The New York Times wrote: With FIFA's approval, Iran moved its camp from the US to Mexico so that they can train with minimal problems and participate in the World Cup in the final days by obtaining visas. The Turkish TRT network described the Iranian Federation's move as a trick to minimize US obstruction regarding visa denials and wrote: By moving its camp to Mexico, Iran has solved the visa denial problems and uncertainty. Get the latest news:
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Iran bypasses the United States and becomes the top topic of the World Cup After Mehdi Taj announced that the Iranian national team camp would be moved from the United States to Mexico with FIFA's approval, this news became the top topic of the World Cup and a bombshell in the world's reputable media today. The AP news agency described Iran's move as circumventing the US's visa denial problem and wrote: By moving its camp to Mexico, Iran has neutralized the visa denial problem and the US government's delay of 20 days before the start of the World Cup so that it can travel to Mexico and only be in the US for the games. The New York Times wrote: With FIFA's approval, Iran moved its camp from the US to Mexico so that it could train with minimal problems and participate in the World Cup in the final days by obtaining a visa. The Turkish TRT network described the Iranian federation's move as a ploy to minimize US obstruction in the area of visa denial and wrote: By moving its camp to Mexico, Iran has solved the visa denial problem and uncertainty. @Farsna - Link
Assaf Rosenzweig, chairman of the Iranian Football Federation, said that FIFA has approved the Iranian team to move its World Cup venue from Arizona to Tijuana, Mexico. He said the change will eliminate visa-related problems and allow the Iranian team to travel on Iran's national airline. The Iranian team's first two matches against New Zealand and Belgium will be held in Los Angeles, and another match, against Egypt, will be held in Seattle.
(Reuters) - Iran will base their squad in the Mexican border city of Tijuana during this year's World Cup after soccer's world governing body FIFA approved a request to move the training camp from Arizona, the head of Iran's football federation said on Saturday. • • "We will be based in the Tijuana camp, which is near the Pacific Ocean and on the border between Mexico and the United States," Iran's soccer federation President Mehdi Taj said in a video posted on its Telegram social media account. • • Taj added that the move would help avoid visa-related complications and that the squad would be able to travel directly to Mexico aboard Iran Air flights. • • FIFA did not immediately respond to a request for comment. • • Iran will play their first two Group G matches in Los Angeles, against New Zealand on June 15 and Belgium on June 21, before facing Egypt in Seattle on June 26. • • "The total distance between us and the venue of our games in Los Angeles is 55 minutes by flight," Taj said, adding that Tijuana was closer to their match venues than the team's previously planned camp in Arizona.
Taj: Iran's national team camp moved from the US to Mexico The head of the Iranian Football Federation said: FIFA has approved the request to change the location of the national team's camp from the US to Mexico. The camp will be held in Tijuana, located near the Pacific Ocean and on the border between Mexico and the US. According to IRNA, Mehdi Taj, head of the Iranian Football Federation, said in an interview today (Saturday) referring to the transfer of the Iranian national team's camp from the US to Mexico: The camp of the teams participating in the World Cup must be approved by FIFA, and fortunately, considering the requests we had, as well as the meetings held in Istanbul with FIFA officials and World Cup organizers, and yesterday we had a webinar with the FIFA Secretary General, the request to change the location of the camp from the US to Mexico was approved. News link Follow IRNA news on Yes | Rubika | Soroush Plus | ETA | Jahan
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Taj: National team camp moved from America to Mexico Head of the Football Federation:
The camps of the national teams participating in the World Cup have been approved by FIFA, and fortunately, Iran's request to attend the camp in Mexico was approved by FIFA. The distance from the camp to Los Angeles by car is 3 hours and 20 minutes. We have a three-hour drive to play in Seattle. With this, we will not have a visa issue and maybe we will go to Mexico on an Iranian flight. isna.ir/xdWs43
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Taj: National team camp moved to Mexico / This will solve visa problems Head of the Football Federation The national team camp of all countries that have qualified for the World Cup has been approved. We asked the FIFA Secretary General to move the national team camp to Mexico, and this was approved. We will be based in the "Tijuana" camp, which is near the Pacific Ocean and on the border of Mexico and the United States. This camp is on the border, but is actually located in Mexico. All facilities of this camp are complete and its contract is being signed. The total distance between us and the venue of our games in Los Angeles is 55 minutes by flight. We are less distant from the previous camp in Arizona. With this, we have no visa problems and the national team can travel to Mexico on Iran Air. Get the latest news:
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This market will resolve “Yes” if the listed nation advances to the Knockout Stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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