Wales vs iran

Four days after their World Cup campaigns began, Wales and Iran face a crucial match in their bid to qualify for the knockout stages from Group B. Wales also need points after the relief of rescuing a draw against the USA through Gareth Bale's 82nd-minute penalty. Here's how you can watch all the action in the major global territories. MORE: Wales vs. Iran live stream, TV channel The match will take place at 1 p.m. local time at the Al Rayyan Stadium, which was built in 2003, has a capacity of almost 45,000 and is set in the historic rural district of Umm Al Afaei. Date Time TV Channel Streaming USA Friday, Nov. 25 05:00ET FS1, Telemundo Fox Sports site/app, Telemundo Deportes site/app, Peacock Canada Friday, Nov. 25 05:00EST TSN, RDS (French) TSN site/app, RDS app UK Friday, Nov. 25 10:00GMT BBC One, S4C (Wales) BBC iPlayer Australia Friday, Nov. 25 21:00 AEDT SBS SBS On Demand India Friday, Nov. 25 15:30IST Sports18 Voot, JioTV Hong Kong Friday, Nov. 25 18:00HKT Now TV (Ch. 616, 618) Now TV Malaysia Friday, Nov. 25 18:00MYT Astro Astro GO Singapore Friday, Nov. 25 18:00SGT StarHub (Ch. 251/252), Singtel TV MeWatch, Singtel TV GO, CAST, StarHub TV+ New Zealand Friday, Nov. 25 23:00NZDT Sky Sport 7 beIN Sports Sky Go, Sky Sport NOW MORE: Wales vs. Iran lineups Wales manager Rob Page must decide which combination of Kieffer Moore, Daniel James and Brennan Johnson to combine with Gareth Bale in attack. Midfielder Joe Allenwas not fit to start the match against the USA but co...

AL RAYYAN, Qatar, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Iran scored twice after the eighth minute of stoppage time to snatch a stunning 2-0 win over Wales on Friday that breathed new life into their World Cup campaign and left the Welsh flat on their backs and facing a make-or-break decider against England. After Wales keeper Wayne Hennessey was sent off in the 87th minute, Iran produced a remarkable finale, with Roozbeh Cheshmi driving home to give them the lead before Ramin Rezaeian added another in the 11th minute of stoppage time. Iran, who had been facing elimination if they lost, were almost unrecognisable from the side that was thrashed 6-2 by England in their opener, and they were deserved winners even if they left it very late. Carlos Queiroz's side were twice denied by the woodwork in the second half at Ahmad bin Ali Stadium and made the most of the extra man after Hennessey was given his marching orders following a dreadful head-high challenge on Mehdi Taremi. The win moves Iran to three points in Group B, two more than Wales, who were held to a 1-1 draw by the United States in their opener, with England and the U.S. facing each other later on Friday. The group comes to a head next Tuesday, when Wales play their old rivals and Iran face the U.S. England will be through to the next round with a win over the U.S., while Iran's heroics have left them with all to play for. The win was another feather in the cap for Asian sides after Saudi Arabia's shock victory over Argentina and Japa...

You must allow functional cookies to continue. Update Preferences Preview Wales midfielder Harry Wilson is expecting to face a determined Iran side desperate to respond to their opening-game thrashing when the Group B rivals meet on Friday. Iran began their World Cup campaign with a 6-2 loss at the hands of England, though only once in six participations – at Germany 2006 – have they lost their first two matches. A late Gareth Bale penalty earned But midfielder Wilson, who played a full part against the USA, is expecting Iran to put up far more of a fight at Ahmed bin Ali Stadium than they did against England. “It was a difficult result for them. England was always going to be difficult,” Wilson said. “They will be looking for a reaction and I think that is what we are going to see. “It will be up to us to make sure we are on form to try and get the three points.” Bale won the penalty in which he converted against the USA and now has 41 goals in 109 caps for his country – only team-mate Chris Gunter has played as many times. “He drags us through tough games and got his goal,” Wilson said. “His performances over the years, I think he deserves to play at the World Cup before he retires.” Following their heavy loss to England, Iran have now lost seven and drawn two of their nine meetings with European teams in the tournament, conceding 20 goals. Anything other than victory against Wales will leave Carlos Queiroz facing an early exit from Qatar 2022, but the former Manchester ...