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Posted inEgypt, European Union, Iran, Middle East, Russia, World

Saudi Arabia’s clash with Iran would be an explosive affair

by John Duerden June 3, 2018February 18, 2020

Saudi Arabia and Iran are the two great rivals of West Asian football and there is a chance that these two powers, who are now without diplomatic relations, could meet at the 2018 World Cup. First, though, they will have to get out of their groups. and that is far from a given. Iran have […]

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Runners and riders: assessing Asian World Cup prospects

by John Duerden December 26, 2017February 18, 2020

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