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* Iran thrashes Maldives 8-0
* Talebi: We will play better in next game
* Syria in 1-0 win over Bahrain
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* Daei: "I will score against Syria"
* Syria: Iran can be beaten
* Azizi's Earthquakes look for win
* Iranian team arrives in Syria
* Stats: Iran's opponents
* Wrestling: Sydny Olympics qualifiers
* Daei invited to awards ceremony
* Talebi: "Our opponents will not be easy"
* Interview with Khakpour
* Azizi's Earthquakes fall short against Columbus
* Fusion thrash Khakpour's Metro Stars 3:1
* Iranian ranked World No. 2
* Minavand's assist puts Sturm Graz ahead
* Beach Volleyball? Baleh! Chee kheeyaal kardeen?
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Friday,
March 31, 2000
* Iran thrashes Maldives 8-0
Iran Sports Press - Report with video vlips of all the goals: Maldives
resisted well against Iran in the early minutes of the match. However,
Iran created afew chances before scoring. Overall the Iranian team looked
incohesive. Sloppy passing and poor shooting allowed Maldives to escape
this match conceding only eight goals >>>
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* Talebi: We will play better in next game
Iran Sports Press - Jalal Talebi, the head coach of the Iranian National
Team, said in an interview with IRIB following Friday's qualification games,
that he was not pleased with the overall performance of the Iranian team
but reassured that the Iranian team will play better in its upcoming games
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* Syria in 1-0 win over Bahrain
Iran Sports Press - Following the Iran-Maldives match, Bahrain and Syria
took to the field. In preceding days to this match coaches of both
teams viewed on another as the 'team to beat', in order to keeping hopes
of qualifying alive. With a packed stadium, Syria dominated most of the
match and obtained the much needed three points >>>
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Thursday
March 30, 2000
* Daei: "I will score against Syria"
Iran Sports Press - In interviews with IRIB in Damascus, stars of the
Iranian National Football Team spoke about their upcoming games in the
Asian Cup qualifiers. Iran's star striker Ali Daei said: "I will score
against Syria again. We have come to Syria to become the champion of Group
2." >>>
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* Syria: Iran can be beaten
Iran Sports Press - The Syrian media in recent days has made an effort
to build the confidense of its team in hopes of passing through the rough
seas ahead in the Asian Cup qualifiers. While most of the media in Syria
acknowledge Iran's supremacy in the group, they heighlight Syria's last
draw with Iran in Tehran, where the visiting side managed to score 2 goals
before thousands of Iranian fans >>>
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* Azizi's Earthquakes look for win
Iran Sports Press - Following an unfortunate ending to their 2000 season
opener, the Earthquakes (0-1-0, 0 points, fourth in MLS West) look to bounce
back in their second straight match on the road. This weekend's opponent,
the Miami Fusion (1-0-1, 4 points, first in MLS East), is coming off a
3-1 victory over the MetroStars >>>
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Wednesday
March 22, 2000
* Iranian team arrives in Syria
Iran Sports Press - The Iranian national football team arrived in Damascus,
Syria, at 3:00pm local time. The team arrived in Damascus with the following
players (club side and number of caps): >>>
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* Stats: Iran's opponents
Iran Sports Press - Iran is going to face Syria, Bahrain, and Maldives
for the Asia-2000 qualification starting March 31. Iran has played in front
of Maldives twice, once in Syria (17-0) and the return match in Tehran
ended 9-0 for Iran. Iran has played on many occasions against Syria and
only twice against Bahrain. The following is a statistical look at the
meetings between Iran and its upcoming opponents >>>
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* Wrestling: Sydny Olympics qualifiers
Iran Sports Press - Which countries in which categories have qualified
for free-style wrestling matches in the Sydny Olympics >>>
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Tuesday
March 28, 2000
* Daei invited to awards ceremony
Iran Sports Press - The Asian Football Confederation, based in Malaysia,
has invited Ali Daei to the Asian Football Awards ceremony to be held on
April 6 in Beirut, the site of the upcoming Asian Cup finals. Thirty year
old Iranian star striker, Daei, is competing with Kuwaiti striker Bashar
Abdullah, Japan's Nakata and Nakayama, Korea's Hwang Sun Hong, and China's
Sun Wen for Sanyo's "Asian Player of 1999" Award. Nakata has
won the award previously in 1997 and 1998 >>>
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* Talebi: "Our opponents will not be easy"
Iran Sports Press - In an interview with IRIB 1 on Tuesday, Jalal Talebi,
the head coach of the Iranian National Team, said Iran's upcoming Asian
Cup qualification games will not be easy, as Iran has not had good showing
against Syria and Bahrain in past 14 years >>>
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* Interview with Khakpour
Iran Sports Press - We had the opportunity to interview one of Iran's
defensive specialists. In the past few years, many have complained about
the Iranian National Team's defense and the way they have lacked organization.
One of the players who have endured part of this pressure has been Iranian
Defender Mohammad Khakpour. Mr. Khakpour currently plays in the United
States with MLS (Major League Soccer) side the NY/NJ MetroStars >>>
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Monday
March 27, 2000
* Azizi's Earthquakes fall short against Columbus
Iran Sports Press - Debrito of Columbus was in charge of marking Azizi
with fouling him numerous times & getting a yellow card. First 15 minutes
Azizi was hardly touching the ball but as the game progressed he was setting
up his teamates very well >>>
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* Fusion thrash Khakpour's Metro Stars
Iran Sports Press - The match started out as a healthy game of give
and go between the two teams who constantly tested each other with attack
after attack. The Fusion received the early hand when Roy Lassiter (0:1)
scored after being found a top the penalty box wide open scored the first
goal of the match putting the ball under the arms of New York keeper Mike
Ammann >>>
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* Iranian ranked World No. 2
Iran's Korosh Ataie is the second best in under 14 equestrian in of
the world for year '99, according to the world equestrian governing body
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