According to reports the women snuck inside the Stadium to watch their team's trophy presentation and had no issues sneaking past security while wearing fake beards, wigs and male clothing.
The women were able to watch their team collect gold medals and celebrate the team's 11th domestic title.
Sky Sports reports the 35 women arrested earlier this month for trying to do the same thing were later released.
They were prevented from entering the ground and held by the authorities because Iranian women are not allowed to watch men's football matches in Iran.
The group was spotted even though some of them were dressed as men.
Their attempt earlier this month coincided with FFA boss president Gianni Infantino's visit to the country.
The FIFA boss has been criticised for attending the 'men-only' game.
He was on a two-day visit to the country to take part in a ceremony to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Iran's football federation.
Instead he was forced to defend FIFA's decision not to expel Iran from the federation as a result of their poor human rights record.
Infantino said Iranian President Hassan Rohani informed him during the visit that the country planned to allow women to attend sporting events soon.
"I was promised that women in Iran will have access to football stadiums soon," Infantino said.
"He told me that in countries such as (Iran), these things take a bit of time.
"I heard there were some incidents where some women were detained because they wanted to attend a football match and there was some criticism, obviously and rightly," he said.
"There are two ways to deal with this matter — either we criticise, we sanction, we condemn, we don't speak and we cut relations. Or we go there and have a discussion and try to convince the leaders of the country that they should give (women) access to stadiums. I went for the second option."
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