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sahar khodayari set herself on fire and died having been refused entry to a match in the country lastin tehran on thursday — with more than 3000 tickets having been sold to female fans. here's our sports editor dan roan. out of tragedy can sometimes come change. this moment died last month having set herself alight in tehran, a protester having been arrested for trying to attend a football match. her story led to a global outcry. iranians women can go to matches like this one, at last you's world cup in russia. but back in their homeland they had been banned from men's sports events for the last 40 yea rs. men's sports events for the last 40 years. that is now set to change the several thousand women allowed to buy tickets for an international and iran this week. the fair will be there watching closely. we are totally focused on making sure women can attend this much on the tenth october and then working just as pragmatically but the federation and the local authorities to ensure women also can attend local matches in leagues and iran going forward. we are firm and clear, we expect al

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sahar khodayari died last month having set herself alight in tehran in protest to having been arrestedo matches like this one at last year's world cup in russia, but back in their homeland, that is now set to change with several thousand women allowed to buy tickets for an international in tehran this week, and fifa will be there watching closely. we are totally focused on making sure women can attend this match on the 10th of october and then working just as pragmatically with the federation and the local authorities to ensure women also can attend local matches in leagues in iran, going forward. we are firm and clear, we expect all women in iran to be able to attend football matches. in recent years the protest movement against iran's unofficial ban enforced by religious leaders has been gathering pace. growing numbers of women even risking arrest by disguising themselves as men to attend games. but khodayari's death has brought the issue into sharper focus. fifa has come under mounting pressure to do much more to try and ensure that women can freely watch football in iran and there

sahar khodayari died last month having set herself alight in tehran in protest to having been arrested women can go to matches like this one at last year's world cup in russia, but back in their homeland, they have been banned from men's sports events for the last 40 years. that is now set to change with several thousand women allowed to buy tickets for an international in tehran this week, and fifa will be there watching closely. we are totally focused on making sure women can attend this match on the 10th of october and then working just as pragmatically with the federation and the local authorities to ensure women also can attend local matches in leagues in iran, going forward. we are firm and clear, we expect all women in iran to be able to attend football matches. in recent years the protest movement against iran's unofficial ban enforced by religious leaders has been gathering pace. growing numbers of women even risking arrest by disguising themselves as men to attend games. but khodayari's death has brought the issue into sharper focus. fifa has come under mounting pressure to d