Protests, not politics, are center stage for this Iran-US game at World Cup | Opinion
With two points after draws in its first two games at World Cup in Qatar, USMNT must beat Iran on Tuesday to advance to knockout rounds.
Protests, not politics, are center stage for this Iran-US game at World Cup | Opinion
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