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Iran’s World Cup squad faces visa uncertainty as training moves to Mexico

Delays in U.S. visa processing have forced Iran's World Cup team to relocate its training camp from Arizona to Mexico, leaving several officials, including secretary‑general Hedayat Mombeini and vice‑president Mehdi Mohammad Nabi, without clearance for upcoming matches in Los Angeles and Seattle.

Jun 6, 2026

Iraq’s World Cup Star Aymen Hussein Held at Chicago Airport Amid Turbulent Return

Aymen Hussein, Iraq's leading World Cup striker, spent nearly seven hours under questioning at O'Hare International Airport before being allowed entry, while photographer Talal Salah was denied entry after a prolonged inspection. Their experiences underscore the heightened scrutiny facing the team as it prepares for its first World Cup appearance in four decades.

Jun 6, 2026

Iran’s World Cup squad navigates visa hurdles as it heads to Mexico

The Iranian national football team departed Turkey for Mexico ahead of the World Cup, confronting a cascade of visa issues, a relocated training base, and diplomatic protests while gearing up for games against New Zealand, Belgium and a possible showdown with the United States.

Jun 6, 2026

U.S. Grants Visas to Iran’s World Cup Squad Amid Staff Entry Dispute

The United States has approved visas for Iran’s national football team for the 2026 World Cup, but the approval is marred by the denial of entry to several essential staff members, a move that has sparked criticism from Tehran and raised questions about the team’s preparations.

Jun 6, 2026

When Celebration Meets the Sun

With the tournament set to unfold across North America and Central America, researchers highlight how alcohol can mask the body's cooling signals, increasing the risk of heat‑related illness for fans gathering in stadiums and fan zones.

Jun 6, 2026

Iran’s World Cup Team Secures U.S. Visas Amid Geopolitical Turbulence

Despite former President Donald Trump’s opposition and visa hurdles, Iran’s national soccer team has received clearance to travel to the United States for the tournament’s early games, with players and staff now based in Tijuana and set to compete in Inglewood and other California venues.

Jun 5, 2026

Santa Cruz’s Giant Red Ball Becomes a World Cup Soccer Ball

Artists Taylor Rheinhold and Casey Landaker have turned a towering red sphere in Santa Cruz into a soccer‑ball‑styled tribute ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a project that blends geometry, public art and a countdown to the tournament’s final on July 19.

Jun 5, 2026

U.S. Prepares for 2026 World Cup with Key Friendly Against Germany

Ahead of the first ever three‑nation World Cup co‑hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada, Atlanta News First’s sports director interviews U.S. players about their recent friendly against Senegal and upcoming match against Germany, while previewing Group I’s formidable lineup.

Jun 5, 2026

Toca Social Expands Globally Ahead of 2026 World Cup

Toca Social, a soccer entertainment franchise, has opened its first U.S. location in Dallas and its first franchise unit in Mexico, just weeks before the World Cup, aiming to capture new audiences through virtual games, food, and beverage services.

Jun 5, 2026

FIFA bans vuvuzelas and other noise devices for 2026 World Cup

FIFA has announced a sweeping crackdown on fan equipment for the 2026 World Cup, prohibiting vuvuzelas, whistles, air horns and any devices that emit laser beams inside stadiums across the United States, Canada and Mexico. The ban also covers behaviors such as streaking or exposing intimate body parts, and it bars spectators from bringing reusable water bottles into venues, citing safety concerns. According to the tournament’s code of conduct, body paint and tattoos are not considered clothing, and officials reserve the right to refuse entry or remove anyone who violates these rules. The restrictions come as the first 48‑team World Cup prepares to kick off on June 11, with Mexico scheduled to open against South Africa in a match that will set the tone for the tournament’s global reach. Running until July 19, the competition will traverse three host nations, offering fans a unprecedented chance to experience games in diverse climates and cultures while adhering to the new regulations.

Jun 5, 2026