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Sometimes, green shirts with white shorts and red socks are used. Kit suppliers[edit] The table below shows the history of kit supplier for the Iranian national football team. Kit supplier Period Adidas 1978 Puma[109] 1980 Amini[110] 1981–1993 Shekari 1993–1998 Puma 1998–2000 2000–2003 Daei Sport 2003–2006 2006–2007 Merooj 2007–2008 2008–2009 Legea 2009–2012 Uhlsport[107] 2012–2016 Givova[111] 2016 Adidas[112] 2016–2019 Uhlsport 2019–2022 Majid[113] 2022– [edit] On 1 February 2014, Iran announced the addition of the endangered Asiatic cheetah on their 2014 FIFA World Cup kits in order to bring attention to its conservation efforts.
[140] Highest FIFA ranking 15 (July 2005)[141] Lowest FIFA ranking 122 (May 1996)[141] Best mover +65 (July 1996)[141] Worst mover –43 (October 1995)[141] Last update was on 01 January 2022[142]This section needs to be updated. The reason given is: Include post-2021 rankings. Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. (October 2022) Best Ranking Worst Ranking Best Mover Worst Mover Iran's FIFA World Ranking History GamesPlayed Best Worst Move 2021 2020 2017 51 2013 67 59 65 66 2009 2005 2001 1999 46 1997 83 122 1995 63 75 54 Honours[edit] Summary[edit] Event Gold Silver Bronze FIFA World Cup Olympic Games Asian Cup West Asian Championship CAFA Championship ECO Cup LG Cup Minor Tournament Continental[edit] Champions: 1968, 1972, 1976 Third place: 1980, 1988, 1996, 2004 Fourth place: 1984 Semi-finals: 2019 Gold Medal: 1974, 1990, 1998 Silver Medal: 1951, 1966 Regional[edit] West Asian Football Federation Championship Champions: 2000, 2004, 2007*, 2008 Runners-up: 2010 Third place: 2002 Champions: 2023 ECO Cup (Friendly) Champions: 1965, 1970, 1993 Runners-up: 1967, 1969, 1974** * as B Team ** as Malavan F.
[105][106] A more recently used nickname, due to the presence of the Asiatic cheetah on the 2014 World Cup jersey, is Youzpalangan which means "The Cheetahs". [107] The team mascot "Yupa" is also a cheetah. [108] Kits and crests[edit] Traditionally, Iran national football team's home kit is white, and the away kit is red.
Team Melli then drew Qatar and lost in Lebanon before defeating South Korea at the Azadi on 16 October with a goal from captain Javad Nekounam. After a 1–0 loss in Tehran against Uzbekistan, Iran defeated Qatar 1–0 in Doha and Lebanon 4–0 at home. In their last qualification match, Iran defeated South Korea 1–0 in Ulsan Munsu with a goal from Ghoochannejhad, clinching their ticket to Brazil as group winners with 16 points. Thus, Iran became the third team that Queiroz has managed to qualify for the World Cup, having reached the 2002 edition with South Africa and the 2010 edition with Portugal, leading the latter to a knockout stage finish. Iran continued their winning streak, securing qualification to the 2015 Asian Cup months later as well. [32] Since Queiroz's role as manager of the Iranian national team, he has been renowned for introducing players from the Iranian diaspora to the national squad. These players include German-Iranians Daniel Davari and Ashkan Dejagah, Dutch-Iranian Reza Ghoochannejhad, Swedish-Iranians Omid Nazari and Saman Ghoddos, and Iranian-American Steven Beitashour among others.
[60] Iran ended their group stage with a goalless draw over neighbor Iraq and took first place. [61] After the group stage, Iran encountered Oman, with a defending mistake almost costing Iran's chances but Ahmed Mubarak Al-Mahaijri's penalty was saved by Alireza Beiranvand. Iran then defeated Oman 2–0 to reach the last eight.
63 2014–present 0. 3 Javad Nekounam 0. 26 Mehdi Taremi 36 68 0. 53 2015–present 0. 31 Gholam Hossein Mazloumi 19 40 0. 48 1969–1977 Farshad Pious[137] 18 34 1984–1994 10 Reza Ghoochannejhad 17 44 0. 36 2012–2018 Most capped goalkeepers[edit] Ahmadreza Abedzadeh is the most capped goalkeeper in the history of Iran with 79 caps. Ahmad Reza Abedzadeh 79 1987–1998 Mehdi Rahmati 77 2004–2012 Ebrahim Mirzapour 2001–2011 Nasser Hejazi[138] 62 1968–1980 Alireza Beiranvand 57 Aziz Asli 28 1962–1968 Behzad Gholampour 1990–1999 Alireza Haghighi 24 Mansour Rashidi 20 1972–1985 Parviz Boroumand 1998–2001 Captains[edit] Ehsan Hajsafi is the current Iran national team captain. # Reign Total As Captain Tournaments 1965–1967 Mohammad Ranjbar 1959–1967 23 0 1967–1970 Hassan Habibi 1958–1970 31 1968 AFC Asian Cup 1970–1972 Mostafa Arab 1959–1972 48 1972 AFC Asian Cup 1972–1977 Parviz Ghelichkhani 1964–1977 64 12 26 1976 AFC Asian Cup 1977–1980 Ali Parvin 1970–1980 76 1978 FIFA World Cup Nasser Hejazi 1980 AFC Asian Cup 1980–1984 Mehdi Dinvarzadeh 1977–1984 1984–871989–91 Mohammad Panjali 1978–1991 27 1984 AFC Asian Cup 1987–891991–93 Sirous Ghayeghran 1986–1993 43 22 1988 AFC Asian Cup 1992 AFC Asian Cup 1993 Hamid Derakhshan 1980–1993 41 11 1993–1994 Farshad Pious 35 1996 Mojtaba Moharrami 1988–1996 37 1996 AFC Asian Cup 1996–1998 1988–1998 78 1998 FIFA World Cup 14 1998–1999 Nader Mohammadkhani 1988–1999 15 1999–2000 Javad Zarincheh 1987–2000 80 16 2000–2006 Ali Daei 2000 AFC Asian Cup 2004 AFC Asian Cup 2006 FIFA World Cup 2006–2009 111 2007 AFC Asian Cup 2009–2015 56 2011 AFC Asian Cup2014 FIFA World Cup2015 AFC Asian Cup 2015–2016 2018 FIFA World Cup2019 AFC Asian Cup 21 2019– 2008– 2022 FIFA World Cup Competition records[edit] FIFA World Cup[edit] FIFA World Cup record Qualification record Year Round Pld W D L GF GA Squad Manager(s) 1930 Not a FIFA member No qualification 1934 1938 1950 Did not enter 1954 1958 1962 1966 1970 1974 Did not qualify First round 14th Mohajerani 1982 Withdrew 1986 Disqualified 1990 1994 1998 Group stage 20th Talebi 2002 2006 25th Ivanković 2010 2014 28th Queiroz 30 2018 18th 2022 26th 49 2026 To be determined 6/22 — 146 92 316 89 Iran's World Cup record First match Netherlands 3–0 Iran (3 June 1978; Mendoza, Argentina) Biggest win Wales 0–2 Iran (25 November 2022; Al Rayyan, Qatar) Biggest defeat England 6–2 Iran (21 November 2022; Al Rayyan, Qatar) Fastest Goal 36th minute, Yahya Golmohammadi, vs Mexico (11 June 2006; Nuremberg, Germany) Latest goal 90+13th minute, Mehdi Taremi, vs England (21 November 2022; Al Rayyan, Qatar) Olympic Games[edit] Summer Olympics record 1900 Not an IOC member 1904 1908 1912 1920 1924 1928 1936 1948 1952 1956 1960 1964 12th Fekri 1968 1972 Bayati 1976 Quarter-finals 7th Qualified but later boycotted the event 1984 Boycotted the event 1988 1992–present See Iran national under-23 team 4/17 52 AFC Asian Cup[edit] AFC Asian Cup record Champions 1st Qualified as hosts Ranjbar Qualified as champions Third place 3rd Habibi Fourth place 4th Ebrahimi Dehdari 1992 5th Parvin Mayeli Kohan 2000 2004 2007 Ghalenoei 2011 Ghotbi 2015 6th 2019 Semi-finals 2023 Qualified 2027 3 titles 15/18 131 70 53 210 Iran's AFC Asian Cup record Iran 2–0 Hong Kong (10 May 1968; Tehran, Iran) Biggest win(s) Iran 8–0 South Yemen (8 June 1976; Tehran, Iran) Biggest defeat(s) South Korea 3–0 Iran (11 December 1988; Doha, Qatar) Iran 0–3 Japan (28 January 2019; Al Ain, UAE) Best result Champions in 1968, 1972 and 1976 Worst result 1992 (group stage) Asian Games[edit] Asian Games record 1951 Runners-up 2nd Sadaghiani Preliminary round Mészáros Szűcs 8th Netto O'Farrell Cheraghpour 9th Poklepović 25 Pourheidari 2002–present 10/13 47 86 WAFF Championship[edit] WAFF Championship record Champions1 Mazloumi 2008 Daei 2012 2019–onwards Not a WAFF member 4 titles 7/9 1 Iran played their B team in this tournament however recognised as international "A" matches.
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C. Intercontinental[edit] AFC/OFC Challenge Cup Champions: 2003 Runners-up: 1991 Minor tournaments[edit] See also[edit] Football in Iran Iran national futsal team Iran national beach soccer team Iran national under-23 football team Iran national under-20 football team Iran national under-17 football team Iran women's national football team Iran women's national under-20 football team Iran women's national under-17 football team Iran women's national futsal team Tehran XI Notes[edit] ^ Cite error: The named reference Daei was invoked but never defined (see the help page). References[edit] ^ "The FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking". FIFA. 20 July 2023.
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