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Sardar Azmoun: The game against Iraq has always been difficult for Iran

Sep 7, 2021, 10:19 GMT+1

"Our games against Iraq have always been tough and we have a lot of respect for this team because they have quality players," Sardar Azmoun, the striker of the Iranian national football team, told a news conference before the Iran-Iraq match. We focused on this game and came to earn three points.

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