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Kyrgyzstan's Olympic Team Makes History with Victory at MANAS CUP 2025

Kyrgyzstan's U-23 Olympic team achieved a historic milestone in the country's football history by defeating Iran's team 2:1 on November 15 at the MANAS CUP 2025 tournament in Manas. The intense match saw Marlen Murzakhmatov and Said Datsiev scoring crucial goals in the second half and extra time, securing the remarkable victory.

Kyrgyzstan's Olympic Team Makes History with Victory at MANAS CUP 2025

This win showcases Kyrgyzstan's commitment to developing a talented and competitive football generation capable of making a mark on the international stage. The U-23 team's success against Iran follows previous encounters in 2014 and 2017, highlighting the progress and growth of Kyrgyz football over the years. Additionally, with victories over Bahrain and a leading position in the tournament table alongside Russia, Kyrgyzstan's team is poised for further success in the upcoming matches.

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