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Today's sports roundup illustrated Iran’s delicate balancing act between domestic triumphs and global football politics, as the Tehran Football Federation reiterated its protest to FIFA over the Seattle venue’s “Match of Glory” naming for the Iran‑Egypt clash, sparking a joint Iranian‑Egyptian response. Iranian athletes celebrated on multiple fronts: the under‑17 table‑tennis squad secured gold, silver and bronze at the Arab championships, the boys’ volleyball team topped the world‑school tournament after a win over Saudi Arabia, and Ahvaz opened the first phase of the national freestyle wrestling championships—an essential step toward Olympic selection. Persepolis bolstered its women’s roster by adding two young players. In a broader European context, Liverpool’s coach Jürgen Klopp excluded Mohammed Salah from the forthcoming Inter lineup, echoing earlier injury reports, while Real Madrid hinted at dismissing Alonzo if they lost to Man City, and Militao faces a three‑month layoff. Meanwhile, Hollywood star Jason Statham attended the Abu Dhabi F1, meeting Red Bull teammates. These threads underscore how Iran’s sporting ambitions intertwine with global football politics, domestic achievements, and stadium renovations amid managerial upheavals.