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The Iranian football match between Palayesh Naft Bandar Abbas and Sanat Naft Abadan ended in a draw, drawing fan attention. Both teams played fiercely but could not score, earning one point each.
Veteran forward Sardar Rezaeian has etched his name into Iranian football history by becoming the country's all-time leading goal scorer for the national team. He surpassed the previous record held by a legendary figure through consistent performances and a remarkable goal-scoring ability, continuing to serve as a key player and inspiration for younger generations.
Days after a temporary ceasefire was signed, hopes for fairer treatment of Iran's Team Melli at the 2026 World Cup are emerging, following a long period of 'bullying' over visas and logistics. A peace agreement signed between Washington and Tehran is opening up positive signals for the Iranian team, though experts caution that domestic US political pressures could derail the deal.
Thousands of Iranian football fans gathered at the Tehran Book Garden to watch a crucial match on a big screen, creating a lively and united atmosphere. The event turned the usually cultural venue into a hub of cheers and community interaction. The match ended with a 2-1 victory for Iran, sparking widespread joy.
Despite anti-government protests outside Los Angeles stadium, thousands of Iranian fans united in cheers when their national team scored in their opening World Cup 2026 match against New Zealand. The 2-2 draw showcased football's power to briefly overcome political divides, with fans from opposing sides celebrating together inside the stadium.
A rare collection of images captures Iran’s historic journey at the 1998 World Cup in France, marking their first tournament victory in 20 years. The photos highlight the team’s famous 2-1 win over the US, a match remembered for its political symbolism, and feature legends like Ali Daei and Khodadad Azizi. Released after 25 years, the archive offers a unique glimpse into a pivotal moment in sports history.
Iran's football federation has submitted players' passports to the U.S. embassy in Turkey for World Cup visas following FIFA's instructions. The team plans to train in Mexico while all their group-stage matches are in the U.S. The federation president expressed confidence visas will be issued without problems despite ongoing U.S.-Iran tensions.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has urged the national football team to give their all for the country ahead of key matches. He stressed dedication and national pride, saying every effort on the pitch honors the Iranian people.
Iran's head coach has declared his team's ambition to reach the knockout stage for the first time, despite facing strong opponents. He stressed that the squad is focused and believes advancing past the group phase is a realistic goal. The team has never progressed beyond the group stage in previous World Cup appearances.
