Iran’s World Cup team receives warm send-off in Tijuana ahead of tournament opener in L.A.
Iranian players have been permitted to enter the U.S. a day before matches according to the Department of Homeland Security
Iran’s World Cup team receives warm send-off in Tijuana ahead of tournament opener in L.A.
Iranian players have been permitted to enter the U.S. a day before matches according to the Department of Homeland Security
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