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Iran coach to attend World Cup draw despite boycott

Report: Iran coach to attend World Cup draw despite federation boycott

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran’s national team coach will attend the 2026 World Cup draw in Washington, despite an earlier announcement by the country’s soccer federation that it would boycot...

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Trump Lifts Iran Visa Ban for 2026 World Cup Draw

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Iranian officials reverse plan to boycott World Cup draw, FIFA claims

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Thomas Tuchel says England ‘hungry’ as familiar foes await in awkward World Cup draw

Thomas Tuchel said England look forward to next summer’s World Cup with “hunger and excitement” as he played down fears over a tough draw.

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Contenders plot path to 2026 World Cup glory after Trump steals show at draw

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Trump receives award at FIFA 2026 World Cup Draw | TRENDING

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Donald Trump awarded FIFA Peace Prize trophy that’s three times BIGGER than the World Cup at 2026 draw

The president has become the new face of the global soccer brand, as he’s reportedly set to be the first recipient of the new FIFA Peace Prize – Football Unites the World.

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Trump administration lifts Iran's visa ban for World Cup draw

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⏪ 2026 World Cup draw confirmed with England and Croatia in same group

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Iran to play at least one World Cup game on U.S. soil

GENEVA (AP) — Iran will play at least one of its World Cup matches in the United States though the tournament draw on Friday avoided a group-stage clash between the geopolitical rivals.

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World Cup 2026 schedule live updates: Latest news on group stage fixtures ahead of today’s ceremony

The schedule for the 2026 World Cup will be announced at midday ET by FIFA today. The draw for the tournament took place at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. yesterday and followed President Donald Trump receiving the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize.

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The Latest: 2026 FIFA World Cup Groups Are Set. See What the Tournament Could Bring

The FIFA World Cup draw at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., divided a record 48 teams into 12 groups of four. Six spots won’t be determined until March, when 22 teams will face off in playoffs.