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Players on the Iranian soccer team wore green bands during their World Cup qualifying match against South Korea, in what is being seen as a sign of them showing solidarity with the protesters. The game ended in a draw, and now Iran, ironically, will need a North Korea win to have a chance at making the World Cup.
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