Independence – Khuzestan's independence; War brothers of crisis

According to the Mehr correspondent, the Tehran Independence and Khuzestan Independence Football Teams will face each other at the eighteenth week of the Premier League competitions on Thursday, February 23, at 9 pm at the Quds Martyrs Stadium and judged by Ahmad Mohammadi.

Crisis

The two teams are competing as the Khuzestanis are better off than Tehran's rival. Khuzestan's independence team is ninth in the table with 2 points, 2 goals and 2 goals, and Tehran's Independence team stands in 11th with 2 points, 2 goals and 2 goals.

The two independence have also been in poor condition in recent weeks. Khuzestan's independence last time in the FA Cup has tasted the taste of victory and has achieved 2 draws and one defeat in the last two games.

Khuzestan's independence is similar, with the team's last win on December 5, with 2 draws and 2 defeats in the next six games.

Independence of Tehran without coach

The Tehran Independence Team has to face the opponent when he has changed his second manager during this season. The team, after Javad Nekounam, also cut off with Pitsu Monimi, so that Sohrab Bakhtiari Zadeh is temporarily sitting on the bench and facing the Bojovich students.

Khuzestan's superiority in the last confrontation

The two teams competed in Khuzestan in the first half of the season, where Javad Nekounam was sitting on the bench of Tehrani and the Khuzestan team won 1-1. In that game, Tivu Bifoma scored a single goal of Khuzestan's independence.

The refereeing team is as follows:

Referee: Ahmad Mohammadi
Aids: Ali Ahmadi and Hamid Naderi
Fourth referee: Shahin Yazdani
Observer: Akbar Bakhshizadeh
Referee VAR: Promised fundamental
VAR Help: Amir Mohammad Davoodzadeh

The Premier League standings are as follows: