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AFC closely monitoring situation in Middle East

AFC closely monitoring situation in Middle East

Sydney: As the AFC Women's Asian Cup Australia 2026™ kicks off today, the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) continues to closely monitor the recent developments in the Middle East during this challenging period.
The AFC’s foremost priority remains the welfare, safety and security of all players, coaches, officials and fans. In this regard, we are in close and regular contact with the IR Iran women’s national team and officials in Gold Coast, and are offering our full support and assistance.
The AFC will continue to assess the situation carefully in the best interests of all concerned, guided at all times by the well-being of the players and the spirit of unity that defines the AFC Women’s Asian Cup™.

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