News about Alireza Jahanbakhsh

The results in the stands sparked jubilant scenes in the host country's final on Saturday, with the host nation now backed by several countries to go back-to-back in the tournament. As the referee blew the full time whistle, supporters inside the Al Thumama Stadium in Doha erupted and applauded, with players crashing to their knees in adoration. The holders will face Jordan in the final on Tuesday, with the underdogs winning a surprise victory over South Korea on Tuesday to book their spot in the final for the first time ever.

According to news, a Premier League footballer has become the first person to seek help for a laughing gas addiction. Since his family was reportedly rushed out to the club to assist with his Nitrous oxide use, the actor was admitted to a medical center. Nitrous oxide is a common on the party scene, and some commentators report it gives feelings of euphoria and lightheadedness, while others experience hallucinations.

England will get their World Cup debut on Monday, November 21 as they face Iran in Group B's first game, with potentially difficult fixtures against the United States and Wales to come. Iran however, will be no minnows as they go into the World Cup ranked 20th in the world and have the ability to cause the Three Lions' problems. Sportsmail takes you through everything you need to hear about below in the case.

Since the release of a 22-year-old woman in police detention in September, ootballers have been refusing to respect their own goals in Iranian league games, instead lowering their hands when the ball crosses the line in a show of solidarity with demonstrators. When asked if they would act the same way at the World Cup, Iranian footballer Alireza Jahanbakhsh (pictured) said: "We are out here to play football, and that is the most important thing everyone is focusing on." Celebrations are something very personal.'

MARTIN SAMUEL, CHIEF SPORTS WRITER: If Qatar had used footage of the European Championship final at Wembley last year to support an argument for tightening the laws on alcohol consumption rather than loosening them during the tournament, who could really blame them? Rather, they have taken the route of broken promises. Beer was supposed to be cheap, but it wasn't, it's costly — around £11.60 for a pint of Budweiser — not Quite The Worst Beer In The World, Because That's Fosters.)

EUROPA LEAGUE ROUND-UP: Feyenoord had no mercy on Sturm Graz as the Dutch team rioted in the Europa League's 6-0 victory. Real Sociedad, Elsewhere, stayed in top place and ahead of Manchester United in Group E after a late winner from Alexander Sorloth. Sorloth, a former Crystal Palace member, has found a home in Real Sociedad and has had to step up after the departure of strike partner Alexander Isak to Newcastle for £60 million. Enner Valencia scored a 92nd-minute penalty to salvage a 2-2 draw for Fenerbahce, but there was even more drama between 10-man Rennes and Fenerbahce later today.

Gareth Southgate has his own World Cup jitters, with key central defenders out of form or sitting on the bench at the start of the season, as well as the fallout from the dismal Nations League results. However, he may spare a thought for England's first opponents at the Qatar World Cup, Iran, considering the chaos they are in.