After more than 40 years, Iranian women were finally allowed to attend football matches last month. South Africa, on the other hand, has always encouraged female fans to be part of the game since the establishment of clubs like Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates many decades ago. CGTN's Sias du Plessis has more.
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