Iran's challenges at World Cup swirl outside draw with Belgium
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Nathan Ngoy was sent off for hauling down Mehdi Taremi, whose first-half strike was ruled offside in a close Group G match.
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**Summary:** Iran's World Cup draw with Belgium has sparked controversy due to the team's poor performance and controversial officiating, overshadowing their progress in the tournament. **Why It Matters:** This event highlights issues within international soccer that extend beyond the field of play, including player conduct and refereeing decisions.
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