Iran vs Trinidad and Tobago Friendly: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time of Soca Warriors, Team Melli Match

Trinidad and Tobago will face off Iran in an international friendly match on Sunday, June 8.
Iran vs Trinidad and Tobago Friendly: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time of Soca Warriors, Team Melli Match
Iran's national football team coach Portuguese Carlos Queiroz commands a training session at the Corinthians Training Center in Sao Paulo, Brazil on June 4, 2014. (Miguel Schincariol/AFP/Getty Images)
6/8/2014
Updated:
7/18/2015

Trinidad and Tobago will face off Iran in an international friendly match on Sunday, June 8.

Kick-off time is 12:oo p.m. EDT at Arena Corinthians in Sao Paulo.

The game will stream on Channel 3 in Iran.

Iran will need to dig deep to get a positive result against Trinidad and Tobago in their final pre-World Cup friendly match.

Carlos Queiroz’s side played out two goalless draws against Belarus and Montenegro, and had some troublesome off-field problems to boot, with assistant coach Majid Salih leaving his post in the team’s training camp in Austria.

The former Manchester United assistant manager and Real Madrid manager is still optimistic about his team situation, however.

“It was a good camp and our players showed their commitment. I believe that the Iranian fans have to be proud of their players,” he told the Tasnim News Agency.

“We will play Trinidad and Tobago to prepare ourselves for the Nigeria match. The Nigeria match is a final for us.”

Queiroz could yet leave the Iran team after the World Cup as his contract has yet to be renewed, but he is very much focused on the job at hand.

“In the past 10 months, nobody talked to me about my contract extension. It’s not time for hypocritical behaviour and we have to focus on our preparation,” said the Portuguese.

Meanwhile, Trinidad and Tobago have to dig deep to beat Iran, seeing how they lost 3-0 to Argentina on Wednesday.

 

Larry Ong is a New York-based journalist with Epoch Times. He writes about China and Hong Kong. He is also a graduate of the National University of Singapore, where he read history.