(Qatar World Cup) Directly hit the war between Britain and Iran: Cheers to football

　　China News Agency, Doha, November 21st, title: Directly hit the war between Britain and Iran: Cheers to football

　　China News Agency reporter Wang Xi and Bian Liqun

On November 21, Beijing time, the first match of Group B of the Qatar World Cup group stage staged a goal battle. The England team beat Iran 6:2 to win the game.

Among them, the two post-00 teenagers Bellingham and Saka scored goals successively, Sterling made a contribution with a pass, and Iranian striker Taremi scored two goals for the Iranian team in the second half.

The picture shows England striker Kane (white) advancing with the ball.

　　At 14:00 local time on November 21, Qatar, the Doha Sports City subway station, which was originally spacious and bright, was already leaking two hours before the Iran-England game.

　　Perhaps because of the geographical relationship, Iran has more fans than England, and their emotions are more enthusiastic. They couldn't help shouting cheering slogans in the subway carriages. The sound of "Iran, Iran" was like a horn, urging the Persian fighters to fight passionately. .

　　Not far away, England fans wearing iconic top hats smiled, or waved, or raised their cameras to take pictures to commemorate, their faces full of expectations for the World Cup.

Far from the tense and tit-for-tat confrontation expected by the outside world, fans from both sides were intertwined and stepped into the stadium together.

　　Even the problem of drinking, which is of concern to the outside world, has been coordinated by all parties to find a balanced solution-the World Cup commemorative cup filled with non-alcoholic beer or beverages was presented in front of fans from all over the world and became a "popular item".

In the Khalifa Stadium, there are three or two fans, regardless of race or region, and only toast for football.

　　Just like an England fan who clinked glasses with a reporter said, people's blood and passion should be presented on the field rather than off the field, "We are playing the same football."

　　During the game, whether it was the iron-blooded defense of the Persians or the fierce offense of the English, fans on both sides applauded.

Even though the difference in strength caused the Iranian team to concede three goals in a row in the first half, the opponent's wonderful goal still won rounds of applause from the Iranian fans, although their faces could not conceal their inner frustration.

　　During the intermission, an Iranian fan said that the result was indeed a bit bad. I hope the team can improve in the second half, even if they score a goal, but what is certain is that they will not leave early. "The World Cup is held every four years. It is really rare, and here is our favorite football, so there is no reason to leave."

　　In the second half, the shouts of "Iran, Iran" sounded again, and the England fans responded by beating drums and playing music. "I will come on stage after you sing" gradually pushed the atmosphere of the stadium to a climax.

　　The final whistle sounded, and although the score of 6:2 could be said to be "ice and fire" for both sides, the Khalifa Stadium was full of seats, and the cheers rang through the sky. The fans of both sides were either regretful, happy, or confused. Together, at that moment, football returned to its original form.

　　Not far away, a group of England fans gathered at a beer selling point, "Cheers to football!"

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