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As Salah plays final Liverpool match, his legacy goes far beyond the pitch

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By Samantha Johnson Verified, Anushe Engineer Verified
| Al Jazeera English Verified
When Mohamed Salah plays his last match for Liverpool this Sunday, he will leave as a cultural icon with a lasting legacy well beyond the game. The 33-year-old Egyptian forward announced in March that he would leave Anfield at the end of this season, with Liverpool boss Arne Slot saying he “deserves a big send-off” after nearly a decade at the Premier League club. Liverpool will take on Brentford this Sunday at Anfield, a fitting locale for the striker to play his final game for the club.
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How Iran’s women footballers took asylum in Australia and what happens next Original

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By Hafsa Adil, Samantha Johnson Verified
| Al Jazeera English Verified
The Iranian women’s football team’s participation in the Asian Cup 2026 in Australia came to an end on Sunday, but the team’s journey at the tournament and in the country continues to create a stir after some of the players chose to seek asylum in the host nation.
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‘Sports cold war’: How the Middle East conflict could disrupt the World Cup Original

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By Hafsa Adil, Samantha Johnson Verified
| Al Jazeera English Verified
Among the wide-ranging ramifications of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, Iran’s participation in the FIFA World Cup 2026 has become a key talking point, with the tournament less than 100 days away. The global sporting event will be co-hosted by Canada, Mexico and the United States from June 11 to July 19, with Iran among the 48 nations expected to travel to North America at least a week prior to the opening game.
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