The head of Iran's football association says women will be allowed to watch football matches in stadiums in the future. Until now, women in Iran have only
The head of Iran’s football association says women will be allowed to watch football matches in stadiums in the future.
When and under what conditions women will be allowed to watch matches in stadiums was initially unclear. The country’s arch-conservative clergy argued that women had no business in stadiums with fanatical male fans.
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