Gozareshe Varzeshi

Gozareshe Varzeshi (Persian: گزارش ورزشی, transl.Sports Report) is an Iranian television program for broadcasting European football on IRIB TV3. The founder and producer of this program is Hossein Zokaei and the host of the program is Reza Javdani.[1] This program broadcasts European league matches as well as examines the events and fringes around European football.[2]

Gozareshe Varzeshi
GenreFootball
Created byHossein Zokaei
Presented byCurrent:
Reza Javdani (2002–)

Former:
Mohammad Reza Ahmadi (2010–2020)
Voices of
  • Mohammad Reza Ahmadi
  • Javad Khiabani
  • Peyman Yousefi
  • Farshad Mohammadi Maram
  • Abbas Ghane
  • Mohammad Sianaki
  • Alireza Dehghani
  • Reza Mohammad Ali
  • Payam Basiji
  • Mohammad Reza Hakimi
  • Reza Jafari
  • Gholamreza Dadkhah
  • Mehdi Sharifi
  • Atour Chaharbakhshi
  • Nima Tajik
  • Mohammad Reza Balapour
  • Ahmad Reza Vahabi
  • Esmaeil Jangholi
  • Shahab Vahabi
  • Majid Abedi
Narrated by
  • Amin Ghazi
  • Mohammad Mir
  • Saman Kajouri
Theme music composerGozareshe Varzeshi music
Opening themeGozareshe Varzeshi opening theme
Country of originIran
Original languagePersian
No. of seasons20
Production
ProducerHossein Zokaei
Camera setup16:9
Running time90–120 minutes
Production companyIRIB TV3 Sports Group
Release
Original networkIRIB TV3
Original release9 August 2002 (2002-08-09) 
present

Background

Gozareshe Varzeshi was founded in 2002 by Hossein Zokeai. The first episode of this program was broadcast on 9 August 2002.

Attributes

Broadcast

Gozareshe Varzeshi program airs on the day of major European football matches about 10 minutes before the start of the match.

Performance

The current host of the program is Reza Javdani. Reza Javdani has been the host of the program since 2002 and Mohammad Reza Ahmadi was the host of the program from 2010 to 2020.

Theme

Program process

Gozareshe Varzeshi program reviews and analyzes European football-related events every week. Typically, the program broadcasts football matches from England, Spain, Germany, Italy, France, UEFA Champions League. Parts of the program also focus on the fringes and news related to European football.

Program sections

  • Broadcast matches:

This program broadcasts important European football games.

  • Poll:

Viewers of the program can participate in the match reporter evaluation poll on the official Telegram channel of Gozareshe Varzeshi after each match.

  • Items:

This section features items from European football teams, players and coaches.

  • European football news:

A summary of the most important European football news is reviewed in this section.

  • Thematic documentaries:

In this program, depending on the events of the past week (or future), short documentaries and sometimes with literary text will be broadcast. Usually, these documentaries cover not only football but also social and cultural issues.

  • Pre-match:

In this section, a review of the conditions of the teams organizing the match in the previous weeks, a statistical review with a historical perspective is done.

  • Review of European football newspapers:

This program usually examines the headlines of prestigious European football newspapers, including the football newspapers of England, Spain and Italy.

List of competitions

CountryCompetition name
 England Premier League
FA Cup
EFL Cup
FA Community Shield
 Spain La Liga
Copa del Rey
Supercopa de España
 Germany Bundesliga
DFB-Pokal
DFL-Supercup
 Italy Serie A
Coppa Italia
Supercoppa Italiana
 France Ligue 1
Coupe de France
Trophée des Champions
World FIFA World Cup qualification
Exhibition game
FIFA Club World Cup
International Champions Cup
 Europe UEFA Champions League
UEFA Europa League
UEFA European Championship qualifying
UEFA Nations League
UEFA Super Cup

Margins

In the pre-match between FC Barcelona and A.S. Roma in the 2017–18 UEFA Champions League, which ended in a 4–1 victory for the Catalans, the logo of A.S. Roma team (breastfeeding a wolf to two children) was censored, which had a global impact and even provoked a reaction from virtual users.[3][4] And even caused the A.S. Roma team to create its own Persian page on Twitter to communicate with Persian-speaking fans.[5]

References

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