Daily Mail Online Article RatingFemale soccer fans in Iran allowed into Tehran stadium for men's...
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57% : TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Female soccer fans in Iran claimed a small win Thursday in their long campaign to be allowed into stadiums to watch men´s games after decades of exclusion.52% : "Thanks to the ongoing dialogue between FIFA and the Islamic Republic of Iran Football Federation, progress is being made," Infantino wrote in a post on his Instagram account.
49% : A photograph was posted on social media by the campaign group Open Stadiums of three female fans inside the Azadi Stadium in Tehran for the game between city rivals Persepolis and Esteghlal.
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