Iran World Cup team heads to Mexico as US visa row erupts
Iranian state TV said the players and their technical staff had received visas, but 15 others on the administrative and management side had not.
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Iranian state TV said the players and their technical staff had received visas, but 15 others on the administrative and management side had not.
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