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Iranian female footballers returned to Tehran amid an official welcome after previously seeking asylum in Australia but renouncing it.

Six Iranian female footballers were granted humanitarian visas by Australia, but ultimately five chose to return to Iran instead of seeking asylum.

Only two out of seven Iranian female footballers who sought asylum in Australia have remained, as the team's captain opted to go back home after facing pressure and threats from the Iranian regime.

The Iranian women's national football team is returning to their country after controversial events during the Asian Cup and requests for asylum from some team members.

Activists are making urgent efforts to rescue Iran's female footballers from Malaysia amidst safety concerns and threats.

Five female footballers from Iran's national team, including captain Zahra Ghanbari, have been granted asylum in Australia after requesting it post-tournament, leading Iranian officials to urge them to return.

Iranian female football players, who were declared traitors for refusing to sing the national anthem, have received asylum in Australia, but one player has withdrawn her application, prompting urgent action to ensure the safety of the remaining team members.

Iranian female footballers sought asylum in Australia following threats from the Iranian regime after refusing to sing the national anthem during a match.

Iran's women's national football team returned home after a silent protest at the Asia Cup, with many players visibly emotional during their departure.

Two members of Australia's women's national football team have been granted asylum in Australia after fearing for their safety in Iran.

Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson criticized Australia's decision to grant asylum to five Iranian female footballers, claiming they are being used as hostages.

Seven players from Iran's female football team have accepted Australia's asylum offer after facing threats in their homeland for their actions during a national anthem.

Five Iranian female footballers are granted asylum in Australia to escape the threat of imprisonment in their home country.

Five Iranian female footballers have been granted asylum in Australia after a series of events led to their application, with support from notable figures including Donald Trump.

Australia has granted asylum to five female Iranian footballers who were labeled as 'traitors' for their vocal and political stance during a national anthem song.

Five Iranian female footballers have expressed joy after being granted humanitarian visas in Australia.

Five female football players from the Iranian national team have successfully received asylum in Australia following threats made against them.

Iranian women’s national football team players refuse to sing the national anthem at a tournament, leading some to attempt to remain in Australia after the event.

Five players from the Iranian women's national football team have been granted asylum in Australia after participating in the Asian Championship.

Five Iranian female footballers who protested against the Iranian regime have requested asylum in Australia, receiving support from former U.S. President Donald Trump.

Iranian women's national football team players who participated in a championship in Australia have not returned to their home country due to threats they face.

Donald Trump has urged Australia to grant asylum to the Iranian women's football team, fearing for their safety if they return home after not singing the national anthem.

Donald Trump is calling on Australia to provide asylum to Iranian national women's football team members who face potential harm if returned to Iran.

Five Iranian national female football players have abandoned their team during the ongoing Asian Cup in Australia, seeking protection from local authorities due to fears of returning home.

A man in Austria received a suspended prison sentence and a fine for secretly filming female footballers in their changing room, triggering outrage and discussions on appropriate punishment.

The new edition of Panini's 'Calciatrici' album has been launched to celebrate Italian women's football, featuring 339 collectible cards of players from Serie A, B, and C.

Award-winning coach Hoffmannová discusses the evolution of women's sports and the importance of role models for young female footballers.