Iran football fans living in Los Angeles explain why they want to wave Iran's pre-1979 Islamic revolution flag and dismiss the one that is on their team's shirt.

By Miguel Gutierrez and Ed White INGLEWOOD, California, June 15 (Reuters) - Iran kicked off their World Cup in Los Angeles on Monday, drawing 2-2 with New Zealand in front of a crowd that consisted of ...

A video from Monday's Iran-New Zealand World Cup game at SoFi Stadium outside of Los Angeles appeared to show a man's Israeli flag getting confiscated, while adjacent Palestinian flags were able to ...

Iran’s 0-0 draw with Belgium in Los Angeles meant far more than a single point in Group G. Outside the stadium, protests ...

An Israeli flag was reportedly removed from a fan at a World Cup match between Iran and New Zealand, while nearby Palestinian flags were left in place, Hebrew media reported.

Iran kicked off their World Cup in Los Angeles on Monday in front of a crowd that consisted of both fans cheering them on and demonstrators waving symbols of protest against the Tehran government. The ...

Iran began their World Cup campaign in Los Angeles on Monday with an opening match against New Zealand amid what the team described as an uncomfortable “tension”. There was a mixed reception in the ...

The Iran vs New Zealand match, which ended in a 2-2 draw, took place under tight security, with a large contingent from the Iranian-American community in Los Angeles vowing to make known their ...

He recruited elderly people to nursing hospitals, paid bribes – and even registered deceased people for hospice after their ...

The note was left at the SoFi Stadium after the team’s draw with Belgium.

Some Iranian Americans wave protest flags, others cheer as Iran play Fifa World Cup opener ...