Iran suspends 2 players for 'immoral' celebration
updated 11:11 a.m. ET Oct. 31, 2011
Nosrati and Rezaei say they did not intend to offend. Iran TV said they were indefinitely banned from entering any stadium and could face more sanctions.
Saturday's game was broadcast live to millions in the Islamic country that for years has tried to curb rowdy on-field behavior and foul language by players and spectators.
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