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Syrian football players interrupted the record "shut-out" series of the Iranian national team in the qualification match of the World Cup-2018

September 06, 2017 | 22:59 |512
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The record "shut-out" series of games of the Iranian national football team in the qualifying stage of the World Cup, which will be held in 2018 in Russia, was interrupted. The last time the players of the national team of Turkmenistan scored the goal into the gates of the Iranian team back in November 2015. Since then, the players of the Iranian national team did not let the ball into their own goal for 121 (!) minutes. And now the Syrian football player Tamer Haju managed to score a goal to the Iranians team on the 13th minute of the match in the Asian selection of the World Cup - 2018. This match was played to a draw - 2: 2. The two goals, which were scored by one of the best trainee of the great Turkmen coach Kurban Berdiyev, forward Serdar Azmun, who is incidentally, an ethnic Turkmen from Iran, were not enough for the Iranian team to win. At the same time, it should be noted that the players of the Iranian national team have won the entrance to the championship ahead of schedule, in June this year.

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