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Indian football club Mohun Bagan Super Giant has been disqualified from the AFC Champions League Two due to their failure to travel to Iran for a match against Tractor SC, following Iran's ballistic missile attack on Israel. The club's matches in the competition are now considered null and void. The Asian Football Confederation will refer the matter to relevant committees for further decisions.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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