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AFC general secretary Windsor John said Iran is still set to play in the World Cup, with no information suggesting otherwise.
Iran’s World Cup group games are planned to be held in the United States, including a match in Inglewood, California.
Iran’s football federation publicly asserted its desire to participate, countering claims that it might be barred from the tournament.
Iran’s participation comes amid political tensions, with some officials noting the federation should decide if they will compete.
The World Cup 2026 group stage is set to feature Iran’s matches in North America.
Iran’s World Cup status followed social media activity and comments from U.S. President Trump amid broader tensions.
Iran’s federation was unable to attend meetings helping teams prepare for the 48-nation tournament.
Iran’s 2026 World Cup group includes Belgium and possibly New Zealand, with group opponents outlined.
AFC based in Kuala Lumpur issued statements about Iran’s World Cup participation.
Iranian officials referenced FIFA as the governing body for the World Cup, separate from U.S. politics.

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Malaysia's 2027 Asian Cup qualification hopes were ended by sanctions for fielding ineligible players.
The CAS/ FIFA decision overturned Malaysia's wins, changing 2-0 and 4-0 results to 3-0 losses for Nepal and Vietnam.
Vietnam now leads Group F, with Malaysia eliminated from the group standings.
FAM faces a fine and may pursue further steps after the CAS decision.
CAS partially upheld FIFA punishments while clarifying match-only bans for the players.
Malaysia's two previous wins were overturned to losses, reshaping Group F standings.
Malaysia now needs only one more qualifier, making qualification effectively impossible.
FAM's statement expressed disappointment but defended the players' legal citizenship claims.
CAS finalized penalties while allowing players to resume training during the ban.

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The Iranian women’s soccer team departed for overseas arrangements, with travel plans reportedly guided by the Iranian embassy.
The AFC secretary general said the team was told they were flying to Oman, though it wasn’t their final destination.
Windsor John indicated he was not aware of the full travel plans for the team.
The Associated Press article emphasizes the travel details within broader AP coverage of Iran and sports.
AP reports the departure occurred Monday night, signaling recent timeline in the team’s travel.

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sports10h ago

The AFC says Iran is still set to play at the World Cup, with no current indication of withdrawal.
AFC general secretary Windsor John stressed the final decision rests with Iran’s federation and that they intend to participate.
Iranian authorities say FIFA and security conditions are factors in whether they can participate in the tournament.
Trump had queried the safety of Iranian players at the World Cup, prompting responses from Iranian officials.
Iran is scheduled to play group games in the United States as part of their World Cup schedule.
Iranian soccer officials reiterated their desire to participate in the World Cup despite security concerns.
Iran’s foreign ministry demanded FIFA respond to doubts about hosting security for the event.
FIFA had previously indicated assurances to Iran following meetings with Trump at the White House.
Iran’s 2026 World Cup schedule includes matches against New Zealand and Belgium, with final group game in Seattle.

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