Iran accused of hiding behind coronavirus to uphold stadium ban for women

LONDON: Iran has been accused of using coronavirus as a cover for ignoring ultimatums from football’s governing body to allow women to attend football matches after all but one of Wednesday’s Iranian Pro League matches were played behind closed doors. The president of the Iran Football League Organization, Soheil Mehdi, announced that no spectators would be allowed entry to

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