Starting XI
Last match: Egypt 1–1 Iran · Sat, Jun 27 · 03:00 AM
Starting XI
- 1A. BeiranvandG
- 23R. RezaeianD
- 13H. KanaaniD
- 4S. KhalilzadehD
- 19A. Nemati
- 5M. MohammadiD
- 14S. GhoddosM
- 21M. GhorbaniM
- 6S. EzatolahiM
- 8M. MohebiM
- 9M. TaremiF
Bench
- 22H. HosseiniG
- 12P. NiazmandG
- 3E. HajsafiD
- 16M. TorabiM
- 24D. EckertF
- 10M. GhaediF
- 20S. MoghanlouF
- 18A. HosseinzadehF
- 2S. HardaniD
- 26A. RazzaghiniaM
- 7A. JahanbakhshF
- 11A. AlipourF
- 15R. CheshmiM
- 17A. YousefiD
- 25D. Eiri
1784
Elo rating
—
FIFA rank
3
Matches
DDD
Form
3
Goals scored
3
Goals conceded
1.0
Goals/game
1.0
Conceded/game
0
Clean sheets
0%
Clean-sheet %
—
xG
—
xGA
Team Intelligence
Playing DNA, form, home/away profile and expected trajectory.
Playing DNA
Recent form
0
Wins
3
Draws
0
Losses
1
Pts/game
Home / away profile
At home
Away
Model split — anchored on per-game output with a transparent home-field lift.
Availability impact
Availability impact
Fully available
0 = full squad · 100 = badly hit
No reported absences — full squad available.
Outlook & trajectory
Iran are holding a steady level in line with their pedigree.
AI outlook
Iran score 1.0 and concede 1.0 per game, playing a compact and defensively organised game. Their last 3 results read DDD (1 pts/game, stable momentum). The model leans on their solid defence, while consistency under pressure is the clearest way to hurt them.
Confidence timeline
How the model's confidence built
58%→62%
- 1Baseline58%
- 2Recent form058%
- 3Injury news+462%
- 4Confirmed lineups-359%
- 5Kickoff+362%
Illustrative reconstruction of how information firms up the read — not a recorded history.
Key player intelligence
Confederation
—
Coach
A. Ghalenoei
Rest days
—
Travel
—
Style of play
Compact and defensively organised
Strengths
- + Solid defence
Weaknesses
- − Consistency under pressure
Injuries
No reported injuries.
Suspensions
No suspensions.
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