The New Zealand national football team All Whites secured a vital 2-2 draw against Iran in the World Cup, with Elijah Just scoring a brace. The match was played at SoFi Stadium on Monday, June 15, and was marked by plenty of excitement. The All Whites created numerous scoring opportunities, with Just becoming the first New Zealand player to score two goals in a World Cup match. Iran's Ramin Rezaeian and Mohammad Mohebbi also scored, with the latter's header tying the game at 2-2. The draw means both teams have gained a point, keeping their hopes of advancing to the knockout round alive. The All Whites' captain Chris Wood had a notable performance, while Iran's goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand made several crucial saves. The match was attended by a large and vocal crowd, with the Iran supporters creating a lively atmosphere. The result sets up an interesting scenario in Group G, with all teams still in contention for a spot in the knockout round. The All Whites will look to build on this result in their next match, while Iran will aim to improve their performance and secure a win. The 2-2 draw was a fair result, given the number of scoring chances created by both teams. The All Whites' coach will be pleased with the team's performance, while Iran's coach will be looking to make adjustments to improve their team's chances of advancing. The World Cup is heating up, and this match was just the beginning of an exciting journey for the New Zealand national football team All Whites. The team's fans will be eager to see how they perform in their next match, and the players will be looking to make a strong impression. The World Cup is a prestigious tournament, and the All Whites will be aiming to make a lasting impact. With their 2-2 draw against Iran, they have taken a crucial step towards achieving their goal.