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Iran narrowly knocked out of tumultuous World Cup on Austria’s last-second goal

Austria’s last-second goal sends Iran home in a chaotic World Cup knockout game

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The game, described as "tumultuous," unfolded in Kansas City, with Austria and Algeria advancing instead. Coverage highlights the dramatic finish, contrasting with the tournament’s broader narrative of upsets and historic moments like DR Congo’s debut.

Outlets including **FOX Sports**, **USA Today**, **The New York Times**, and **AP News** emphasize the unpredictability of the match, framing it as a defining moment in the group stage. Next steps include Iran’s potential appeals or reactions, Austria’s path in the knockout rounds, and whether Algeria’s advancement will fuel their campaign.

Coverage may also shift to DR Congo’s performance as the tournament’s newest participant.

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Quick answers

Did Iran have any chance to score after Austria’s goal?

Coverage does not specify whether Iran had clear scoring opportunities after Austria’s late winner.

Which teams advance from Iran’s group?

Austria and Algeria advanced from the group stage, according to all sources.

Is this the first time Iran has been eliminated in the World Cup group stage?

Coverage does not provide historical context on Iran’s previous World Cup exits.

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