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Iran defeat Palestine at Basra tournament

Iran defeat Palestine at Basra tournament

TEHRAN - Iran football team defeated 10-man Palestine on Saturday at the Basra four-nation tournament.

Palestine went to 10-man in the 66th minute after Ameed Sawafta was shown his second yellow card.

Sardar Azmoun opened the scoring for Team Melli in 77th minute and Saleh Hardani made it 2-0 with six minutes remaining at the Basra International Stadium.

Iran will play Iraq on Tuesday, while Palestine meet Lebanon.

The tournament is expected to provide an important opportunity for coaches to test player readiness and assess their levels ahead of official competitions, as the date for continental commitments approaches.

In brief

TEHRAN - Iran football team defeated 10-man Palestine on Saturday at the Basra four-nation tournament. Palestine went to 10-man in the 66th minute after Ameed Sawafta was shown his second yellow card. Sardar Azmoun opened the scoring for Team Melli in 77th minute and Saleh Hardani made it 2-0 with six minutes remaining at the Basra International Stadium. Iran will play Iraq on Tuesday, while Palestine meet Lebanon.

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