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    Iran Vs Spain
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    Iran Starting Line-up

    Mazaheri
    Abedzadeh
    Mohammadi
    Khanzadeh
    Montazeri
    Torabi
    Shojaei
    Dejagah
    Ghoddos
    Ghoochannejhad
    Jahanbakhsh

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    Spain Starting Line-up

    De Gea
    Alba
    Ramos
    Pique
    Carvajal
    Inietsa
    Busquets
    Vazquez
    Isco
    Silva
    Costa
     

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    Congratulations Spain!:love:

    VAMOS ESPANA!

    Low scoring unath hoda fight ekak giya match ekak:yes:Especially 2nd half:cool:knockout stages walata group eken qualified wena teams thamath open:yes:Final match day eken thamai decide wenne:yes:

    Next Morocco.mekath must win match ekak:yes:Portugal ekka play karapu widiya dakkama
    Morocco th lesi wena ekak naha.Hoda fight ekak denna wei win karanna.Good luck for the next match Spain:love:
     

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    :love:Iran 0 Spain 1: Costa goal breaks stubborn resistance

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    A fortuitous Diego Costa goal helped Spain overcome a dogged Iran to secure a 1-0 win in their World Cup Group B clash in Kazan.Carlos Queiroz's side produced a defensive masterclass to reduce Spain to nothing more than half-chances during a hugely frustrating opening 53 minutes for the 2010 champions.

    Costa - who scored twice in Friday's pulsating 3-3 draw with Portugal - eventually found the breakthrough, though, when Ramin Rezaeian's attempted clearance cannoned off his leg and into the bottom-left corner.

    Iran had the ball in the back of the net just eight minutes later courtesy of Saeid Ezatolahi, but their wild celebrations were cut short after referee Andres Cunha was advised by VAR that Rezaeian's vital intervention had been made from an offside position.Iran's approach was far more positive following Costa's strike, Mehdi Taremi heading just over from close range in what was their clearest opportunity to find an unlikely leveller.

    The win moves Spain level on points with Portugal at the top of Group B and they know a draw against Morocco on Monday will be enough to secure qualification for the knockout stages. Iran, meanwhile, face Portugal on the same day needing a win to progress at the expense of Cristiano Ronaldo and Co.

    Spain handed a 100th cap to Gerard Pique, with Dani Carvajal and Lucas Vazquez the only new faces from the side that drew against Portugal.

    Any thoughts that Iran would be blown away by their more illustrious opponents soon dissipated as their expertly drilled defence comfortably rebuffed wave after wave of Spanish attack in the opening stages.Fernando Hierro's side had to wait until the 25th minute for their first attempt on goal, David Silva's long-range free-kick comfortably held by Alireza Beiranvand.

    The Manchester City midfielder came closer to breaking the deadlock five minutes later, but his hooked volley sailed narrowly over the crossbar from six yards out.Spain's frustration was in danger of boiling over shortly before the interval when Costa got involved in an unnecessary spat with Beiranvand, although referee Cunha opted not to punish the combative striker.

    Iran's resistance was nearly broken twice in quick succession at the start of the second period.First, Pique's close-range effort was blocked and then Beiranvand palmed away Sergio Busquets' curled effort from the edge of the penalty area.The Asian side almost scored the most unlikely of openers when Karim Ansarifard's instinctive effort from a corner flashed into David De Gea's side netting.

    That near-miss was brought into sharp focus less than 60 seconds later when Costa picked up Andres Iniesta's pass inside the area and saw Rezaeian's attempted clearance ricochet off his leg and past the helpless Beiranvand.

    Ezatolahi thought he had pulled Iran level shortly after the hour but his close-range finish after a scramble was ruled out courtesy of VAR after Rezaeian had strayed into an offside position.Taremi's back-post header fizzed over De Gea's crossbar seven minutes from time as Iran pushed for an equaliser, but Spain held on for a 1-0 win they certainly deserved.
     

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    FIFA World Cup 2018 Group Stage Fixtures 2018.06.21

    FIFA World Cup 2018 Group Stage Fixtures 2018.06.21


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    Group C
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    Denmark Vs Australia
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    France Vs Peru
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    Group D
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    Argentina Vs Croatia
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    Man Utd complete £52.5m Fred signing


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    Manchester United have completed the signing of Shakhtar Donetsk midfielder Fred for a fee in the region of £52.5 million ($70m)/.The Brazilian has signed a five-year deal which includes a club option for a further 12 months upon its expiry.

    The 25-year-old, who is United’s second signing of the summer transfer window after Diogo Dalot, was a target of Manchester City until the Premier League champions withdrew their interest in January.

    The eight-cap Brazil international, who is currently on World Cup 2018 duty, underwent a medical at United’s AON Training Complex less than 24 hours after turning out for the Selecao in their pre-tournament friendly win over Croatia at Anfield.

    United manager Jose Mourinho told the club's official website of Fred’s capture: “Fred will complement our other midfielders' qualities, which we need; his creative brain and passing vision will give us another dimension to our game. I am very happy he is joining our club and I believe our players know how important he can be in our team.”The midfielder himself added:“This is the biggest club in the world and I am delighted to be a part of this amazing team. To work with Jose Mourinho, who has won so many trophies in his time as a coach, is an opportunity not to be missed.

    ”I cannot wait to get started and to meet my new team-mates. I would like to thank everyone at Shakhtar Donetsk for everything they have done for me over the past five years.“This is a very exciting time for me with my focus now fully on the World Cup with Brazil.”United’s quest for trophies in 2017-18 was often compromised by their lack of stability in midfield, with Ander Herrera, Marouane Fellaini and Scott McTominay all finding it difficult to pin down a regular starting shirt.

    And Fred looks set to become Mourinho’s preferred option in midfield once he joins up with the United squad after representing his country at the World Cup in Russia.

    Fred’s transfer fee makes him the fourth most expensive signing in the history of the Old Trafford club, ranking behind only Angel di Maria, Romelu Lukaku and Paul Pogba in United’s list of big-money buys.