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Joy, disappointment, protests: A view from Egypt-Iran World Cup tie

A dramatic World Cup clash between Egypt and Iran in Seattle was marked by a disallowed late goal and coinciding Pride celebrations.

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The brief

Egypt has progressed in the World Cup after a match against Iran ended in a draw. Iran's late winning goal was overturned by VAR for offside, putting the team at risk of elimination.

Coverage from The New York Times, FOX Sports, and The Seattle Times focuses on the officiating drama and the impact of the overturned goal. Simultaneously, Fox News and Yahoo report that the match collided with Seattle's Pride celebrations, where rainbow flags were used in protests against Iran.

Future attention will be on Iran's status in the tournament following the result and the aftermath of the Pride-related demonstrations in Seattle.

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Why was Iran's goal disallowed?

According to FOX Sports and The New York Times, VAR ruled the goal offside.

Where did the match take place?

The match took place in Seattle, according to The Seattle Times and Fox News.

What other events occurred during the match?

The match coincided with Pride celebrations in Seattle, which included protests against Iran involving rainbow flags.

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