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Iran women’s Asian Cup campaign affected by domestic issues

4 March 2026
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Iranian forward Sara Didar expressed deep concern for her family amid the ongoing military conflict in her home country, while coach Marziyeh Jafari emphasized the team’s focus on their Women’s Asian Cup campaign. Despite losing their opening match 3-0 to South Korea, the players are determined to honor their supporters, including the Iranian-Australian community. Didar hopes for positive news for Iran, stating that they aim to concentrate on their upcoming game against hosts Australia.

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