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The squad will assemble at Pink City, kicking off the camp with training, fitness and nets sessions at Sawai Mansingh Stadium, marking the first time the Royals' full squad.

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has been speaking to the media before Saturday's Premier League game against West Ham at London Stadium (kick-off 20:00).Here are the key lines from his news conference:Guardiola tried to brush past questions on the 3-0 loss against Real Madrid: "We are used to these kind of situations. So, next one..."On his team selections: "We won or lose against Madrid? We lost, so it was a bad selection. We won or lose at Newcastle? So the selection was good. All the time we are making decisions and I think a lot about what is best for the team."He added: "There is a lot of travel. We can't play the same XI. I am not thinking about what we have won. My mind is West Ham. I understand you ask about Madrid but I focus on West Ham and Nuno."He says everything is fine with Erling Haaland for Saturday's game.When asked about balancing West Ham and being ready for Real Madrid he said: "Every game is important, my focus is West Ham. I've been massacred on decisions and what happened. It's not my first time. I can argue the decision on the team selection. I will not convince you because we lost. If the argument was before, I could understand. But it's not about... What was the question?"On Premier League sides not performing well in the Champions League at the moment: "Before England was the best league in the world, we were the best but after what happened in midweek we are not. I am sure we are an incredible league. In this, it is a one off game... We could do better."After being asked again about the Madrid loss he said: "My opinion is not going to change. In the first half before the goal, we played exceptionally, we were a threat. Then the goals come and the quality of Valverde it was a completely different game."He looked to avoid discussing Real Madrid again after being asked about overcoming the deficit against: "West Ham. I will think after that. Play the game we have to play that will dictate it. We will see on Tuesday. The league is the most difficult title."When asked about West Ham being "desperate for points" this weekend he said: "We are desperate too."Guardiola pointed to the critical nature of the fixture: "The Premier League is the most difficult title, the Premier League I believe is the most difficult one and still we are there knowing that if we drop points it will be over."On Antoine Semenyo being named Premier League Player of the Month for February: "I'm so happy for him, an incredible guy, he deserves it. I'm so happy for him!"Follow all of Friday's Premier League news conferences and the rest of the day's football newsGot any questions about Man City? Get in touch using out 'Ask about Man City' form[BBC]

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The former Iran men's head coach, Afshin Ghotbi, has described the Iran women's football team as "heroes" following their decision to remain silent during the national anthem at the Asian Cup.The players stood without singing before their opening fixture against South Korea on March 2, a protest that moved Ghotbi to tears.He said: "Imagine the pressure. You want to compete at your best, but then before even the game starts you have to decide how you're going to stand, how you're going to look and what you're going to do. I just think that's so unfair."Ghotbi, who led the men's national side from 2009 to 2011, added: "These women... have become symbolic, they become heroes."TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThe team's act of defiance has since placed them in danger.Footage emerged of a state television presenter branding the players "traitors" who deserved punishment for their refusal to participate in the anthem.Concerns over their well-being intensified after their elimination from the tournament, when they were scheduled to return home.On Monday, Australian authorities granted humanitarian visas to five members of the squad, permitting them to stay in the country. The rest of the team departed on Tuesday evening.Ghotbi said: "Everyone around the world will be following up and how they're treated and what's going to happen to them, so I hope that politicians on all sides just leave them alone and let them live their lives."The anthem protest occurred amid severe regional turmoil. US and Israeli forces launched strikes on Iranian territory from February 28, prompting Tehran to fire missiles and drones at Israel and four Gulf states hosting American military installations.LATEST SPORT NEWS:'No one can exclude us from World Cup' rages Iran after Donald Trump issues new warning to playersNottingham Forest star mocked after blaming loss on conditions that made 'face cream cover face'Cheltenham jockey's mum pleads for him to get a girlfriend on live TV after 'unbelievable' winIn the months prior, mass anti-Government demonstrations swept across Iran during December and January. Human rights organisations estimate that security forces killed at least 7,000 protesters in what has been described as an unprecedented crackdown.Ghotbi noted that Iranian athletes face an impossible choice when it comes to national symbols. He explained: "If they salute and sing the national anthem, they are embraced and endeared by the government. If they do that, the fans, the Iranian people hate them," drawing parallels with the men's squad at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.The future of Iran's men's team at the 2026 World Cup remains uncertain following the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in US and Israeli strikes in February.Sports Minister Ahmad Donyamali said this week that Iran was not in a position to take part in the tournament, which begins on June 11 across the United States, Canada and Mexico.US President Donald Trump responded on Thursday by saying Iran would be "welcome" but suggested their presence was not "appropriate" given concerns for "their own life and safety".For Ghotbi, who was born in Iran but relocated to America aged 13, the prospect of exclusion is heartbreaking. He said: "I would be devastated to see Iran [not compete] after having worked so hard to qualify for the fourth time in a row."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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