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Protesters in the Gold Coast attempted to prevent the Iranian women's football team from boarding a bus to the airport. The team's actions during the anthem sparked varied interpretations. Five players escaped to seek asylum in Australia, with some showing an 'SOS' sign. Former U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Australia's handling of the situation but later praised the country after five players were granted visas. The team's head coach stated the players wish to return to Iran.
Courtesy: Sarah Hooper
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