ANDERSON: Just a short time ago, Iranian women entered a football stadium for the first time in 40 years. The Iranian national team's match against Cambodia. This move breaks with Iran's longstanding ban on women from doing so after FIFA's President called that ban unacceptable. There are a couple of caveats. Only 4,600 tickets were reserved for female fans, and women are segregated from the men and watched over by female police. You'll remember last month, an Iranian woman died after setting herself on fire because she was facing a possible jail sentence for just attempting to sneak into a stadium. Super typhoon Hagibis is expected to make a landfall in Japan on Saturday. It's expected to move in with winds of 177 kilometers per hour. And its eye could pass directly over Tokyo and that is a one-two punch for Japan which was hit by another typhoon last month. Also having an impact on the world of sport. Two Saturday games at the Rugby World Cup, which is being played in Japan, of course, have been cancelled. "WORLD SPORT" Andy Scholes in the House. And these cancellations as I understand it are unprecedented in terms of this tournament -- Andy.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, WORLD SPORT: Yes, Becky. You know, the Rugby World Cup has never had to deal with a super typhoon before. And this is really extra unfortunate timing for Japan. They were going to be the center of the sporting world this weekend. On top of the Rugby World Cup, they got the Tokyo Grand Prix, an MMA event. All of these big sporting events in jeopardy because of this storm, Becky. We're going to break down what's already been canceled and the impact coming up here on "</s>WORLD SPORT." ANDERSON: Yes, that's right. And that is after this short break, folks. Stay with us.
Rugby World Cup Games Scrapped Because of Super Typhoon.