US Soccer Apologizes After Removing Iran's National Emblem.

What's happened? US Men's National Team head coach Gregg Berhalter issued an apology after the US Soccer federation removed Iran's national emblem from a social media post featuring the 2022 World Cup group stage standings.

It appears Berhalter was not aware of the change made by US Soccer, but he still took responsibility and offered an apology on behalf of the players and coaching staff.

What was said? 'We don't know what US Soccer released. Staff, players, we don't know,' Berhalter said in a press conference. 'Sometimes things are out of our control... The only thing we can do is apologize on behalf of the players and coaching staff.'

Focus on the task at hand. Meanwhile, the focus remains on the World Cup, and the team has their eyes on the next match.

Background information: US Soccer posted a photo on social media that mistakenly removed Iran's national emblem. The image was later edited to reflect the country's true flag.

Iran's government has called for the US to be disqualified from the World Cup.

What's next? Iran and the US will face each other at the Al Thumama Stadium on the final matchday of Group B, with both teams aiming for three points to secure their place in the next round.