Iran Women's Futsal Team Holds Top-10 Spot in Latest FIFA Rankings
Iran's women's futsal team has remained among the top ten in the latest FIFA rankings, according to Mehr News.
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Iran's women's futsal team has remained among the top ten teams in the latest FIFA rankings, according to Mehr News.
The ranking reflects the team's continued strong standing in international futsal competition.
No further details on the team's specific ranking position or recent results were included in the report.
Sources
- Iran women's futsal remains among top 10 in FIFA rankings — Mehr News (Iran)
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