Iran coach Amir Ghalenoei says Iran’s unbeaten start to the FIFA World Cup is a “great achievement” after the team secures a second consecutive draw, 0–0, against Belgium. Following the match on Sunday, Ghalenoei credits his players for maintaining resilience and discipline to hold a Belgium side ranked among the top teams in the world. Multiple outlets report that he describes the result as something that will be remembered in the history of Iranian football and discussed by future generations. One report also highlights the context of travel-related constraints in the United States, noting that the team performs under additional strain while preparing for and playing matches. Across the coverage, the central point is Iran’s ability to remain unbeaten through two World Cup games and to secure a second stalemate by preventing Belgium from scoring. Ghalenoei’s comments frame the draws as a significant early accomplishment for the squad as the tournament continues.