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Hello and welcome to the football reporters.

Tuesday marks 100 days until the start of the 2026 World Cup, but there is more uncertainty

about the tournament than ever before. Conflict in the Middle East involving the US and Iran

and several other countries has placed

Iran's future at the tournament in doubt. There are also concerns in Mexico with recent

off-field issues there as well about the staging and the safety of matches.

Mark, I want to come to you on this to start with. You spent some time in and around FIFA in the last few days.

What's the sort of mood music like at the organisation at the moment in what's obviously

a very challenging time?

Yes, I was in Cardiff for the IFAB meeting, which is about introducing new rules, etc.

for the World Cup, but obviously this was a press conference on Saturday morning, which was about 12 hours after

the hostilities began in Iran.

So we asked Mattias Grafson, who's the Secretary General of FIFA, basically, Jeline

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