England and Iran fans give their opinions ahead of their first match

The transcript discusses cultural practices in UK sports, such as taking the knee and wearing armbands, and their global influence. It questions the appropriateness of athletes supporting human rights in countries like Qatar. The conversation shifts to the Iranian football team and whether they should protest in support of demonstrators in Iran. The discussion highlights the division in Iran between government supporters and those seeking change, and the potential role of athletes in supporting political movements.

What actions have England's football team taken to support social causes?

• Boycotting matches

• Changing team colors

• Taking the knee and wearing armbands

• Donating match earnings

What is the main question raised about England's football team expressing their views in Qatar?

• Whether they should change their team name

• If they should play in Qatar

• If it's appropriate to support social causes in Qatar

• Whether they should boycott the World Cup

What is the division within Iran mentioned in the transcript?

• Between urban and rural populations

• Between different religious groups

• Between government supporters and those seeking change

• Between different football teams

What role is suggested for the Iranian football team in the context of the protests?

• To remain neutral

• To support the government

• To leave the tournament

• To show support for the demonstrators

What is the personal concern of the Iranian football fan mentioned in the transcript?

• The cost of attending matches

• The performance of the team

• The people killed in Iran

• The safety of the players