Iran and Morocco’s soccer teams took the field in St. Petersburg Friday for a World Cup match-up that comes amid worsening relations between the two governments.
The two nations began butting heads this spring after Morocco, on May 1, announced plans to close Iran’s embassy in its capital city of Rabat. Morocco also ordered its ambassador, Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita, to return from Tehran, Iran’s capital.
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