Qatar beat Iran 1-0
Qatar scored a thrilling
1-0 win over Iran at the
Jassim Bin Hamad Stadium on Thursday to progress to the playoffs of the AFC Asian Qualifiers for FIFA World Cup 2026. Pedro Miguel scored in the 41st minute as Qatar went on to prevail over 10-man Iran, who have already-qualified. (TNN) page 9
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