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September 29th, 2008

Iran wins Thanh Nien Cup 2008

U-19

 

 

MNA - Iran Under-19 Football Team deservedly won the 2nd International Thanh Nien Cup 2008 on Sunday night by beating Thailand in the final game.

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September 28th, 2008

Esteqlal wins ahead of Tehran derby

Esteghlal

 

PTV - Esteqlal has defeated Rah Ahan 2-1 to move to the sixth place in Iran’s Premier League ahead of the Tehran derby against Persepolis.

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September 27th, 2008

Daei Delighted With Iran’s Spanish Stars

Daei

 

Goal - Iran coach Ali Daei is delighted with the form that his two Spanish-based stars, Javad Nekounam and Masoud Shojaei, are showing in the early stages of the European season and hopes that it will be transferred to the international stage next month.

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September 27th, 2008

Iran qualifies for Vietnam football tourney final

U-19

 

MNA - Iran under-19 football team has qualified for the final game of the Vietnam International Football Tournament by defeating the host on Friday night.

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September 27th, 2008

Hashemian faces two weeks lay-off

Hashemian

 

MNA - Hannover striker Vahid Hashemian has revealed he would be out of action for at least two weeks following his multiple injuries.

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September 26th, 2008

Persepolis hammers Pegah Gilan

Persepolis

 

PTV - Tehran’s popular team Persepolis has notched up a win over Pegah Gilan FC in the eighth week of the Iranian Premier League (IPL).  Defending champions Persepolis beat Pegah 2-0 before 95,000 spectators at Tehran’s Azadi Stadium on Thursday night.

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September 25th, 2008

South Americans sweep aside Saipa

ACL

 

AFC - Chilean striker Jose Luis Villanueva struck a hat-trick as Kuruvchi (Bunyodkor) demolished Iran’s Saipa 5-1 at MHSK Stadium on Wednesday to secure a AFC Champions League semi-final berth.

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