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Get the free app no ads · no paywallPolitics · 16 June 2026
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Political tensions have reduced the joy of Iran's football games, revealing deep splits among supporters. Many Iranians living abroad feel hostility towards the country's government, often bringing these strong feelings to the stands. This ongoing political division challenges the national team's desire for unity through sport.
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