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Carlos Queiroz hit back at Jurgen Klinsmann and accused him of prejudiced judgement after the German's 'culture' jibe at Iran.

Klinsmann suggested Iranians have a disposition to cheat, BBC pundits agreed a European referee would make a difference.

Doha: Iran and coach Carlos Queiroz called on Jurgen Klinsmann to resign from a FIFA experts panel on Sunday after the former Germany striker accused...

The US men’s football team displays Iran’s national flag on social media without the emblem of the Islamic Republic ahead of the two nations' World Cup match on Tuesday, saying it supports "protesters" in Iran.

Klinsmann, a member of FIFAs seven-member technical study group took aim at Irans antics following their 2-0 Group B win

Started the day at a media briefing with members of FIFA’s Technical Study Group (TSG), as they discussed some of the trends that they have seen from the 16 matches that made up the first round of fixtures.

Queiroz called for Klinsmann to resign over his initial remarks about the Iran national team.

The coach of Irans national football team, Carlos Queiroz has branded BBC pundit and former German international Jurgen Klinsmann a disgrace to football following his comments on the Iranian ...

More crosses creating more goals. Winning penalties with "total genius" like Cristiano Ronaldo. Pressing opponents to quickly win back the ball.

World football governing body, FIFA, has described Cristiano Ronaldo as a ‘total genius’. This is following the Portugal international's smartness in