FIFA Ranking
The chances of Mexico being seeded were still present in the previous days, for that to be possible, Portugal should not beat Macedonia and the Netherlands lose their friendly match against Germany, these results would help the Habs to score points in the FIFFA ranking which will be announced before the April 1st draw.
Game over
The match ends. La Furia Roja scores for its return to La Coruña
81′
Change of Spain. Cesar Azpilicueta is replaced by Pedri.
75′
Sarabia gets a double and prepares the fifth for the national team of Spain
68′
Sveinn Aron Gudjohnsen comes off the bench to replace Jon Dadi Bodvarsson.
61′
Pablo Sarabía’s header leaves the ball stuck to the left post, giving the keeper no chance.
47′
Jordi Alba sent a lobbed cross into the box and Yéremy headed it into the net. Spain win 3-0
46′
Second half begins, players return after halftime
45’+1′
The first half ends. Spain lead 2 – 0 at half-time at Riazor Stadium.
40′
GOAL. Morata converts from the penalty spot after Horatiu Fesnic fouls to make it 2-0.
37′
GOOOOL. Morata finally brings La Furia forward on the scoreboard and he can’t forgive for catching the ball in the left corner of the goal.
31′
A missed opportunity for Spain. Jordi Alba puts the cross in the box and although Morata manages to control it, the Icelandic defense recovers and snatches the ball.
25′
Álvaro Morata’s goal is disallowed for being in an advanced position. The score remains 0-0
20′
Close. Spain looked to be ahead on the scoreboard with a Soler volley narrowly missing the right post.
16′
Alex Runarsson is involved in the game again, cutting off a pass from Dani Olmo.
ten’
Koke receives a pass in the box and is encouraged with the shot but the ball goes over the goal.
5′
Spain started with a powerful attack and came forward at least three times, but goalkeeper Runarsson kept an eye on the ball.
1′
The ball rolls in Riazor, the game between Spain and Iceland is on
Almost ready
Everything is ready for the kick off of this friendly match, stay tuned for a minute by minute report.
Iceland starting lineup
Runar Runarsson, Alfons Sampsted, Hordur Magnusson, Brynjaar Bjarnason, Daniel Gretarsson, Birkir Bjarnason, Stefan Þórðarson, Johann Helgason, Jon Þorteinsson, Jon Bodvarsson
Spain’s starting lineup
Unai Simón, Alba, Laporte, Hugo, Azpilicueta, C. Soler, Koke, M, Llorente, Dani Olmo, Morata and Yéremy.
DT. Luis Enrique
Catar
Spain qualified for the World Cup without too many problems, topping Group B, which they shared with Portugal, Morocco and Iran.
The locker room is ready
The stadium is ready!
Last composition of Iceland
1 R. Runarsson, 23 H. Magnusson, 14 D. Getarsson, 5 BI Bjarnason, 2 A. Samspsted, 20 T. Helgason, 8 B. Bjarnason, 16 S. Þórðarson, 11 Thorsteinsson, 22 J Boovarsson, 18 A. Sigurdsson
Last composition of Spain
13 David Raya, 20 D. Carvajal, 3 E. García, 4 P. Torres, 17 M. Alonso, 9 Gavi, 16 Rodri, 10 P. González, 11 F. Rodri. Torres, 7 Á, Morata, 22 P. Sarabia.
We are back
We are back for this friendly duel between the nations of Spain and Iceland, the Romanian Horațiu Feșnic will be the referee in charge of enforcing the rules,
PEDRI THE SPANISH JEWEL
Barcelona’s new jewel will be the national team’s new 10, a merit for which he knows he bears great responsibility, however, Pedri is not afraid and although he does not consider himself a leader, he knows that he can meet the requirements perfectly. what the jersey represents: “When you arrive, you choose the number. I saw it for free, at the Euros I wore 26 and I couldn’t choose it again… it’s a number that I like. I know that important people have worn it and it does not weigh on me.
Overview of the rivalry
The Icelandic coach spoke in a pre-match press conference about his experience when he played against La Furia Roja on the pitch with Xavi, Iniesta and company in their ranks: “It gave me a bit dizzy when I had to run behind Xavi and Iniesta all the time,” he joked.
The young island
The Icelandic coach knows that the challenge of returning to the top flight of football like a few years ago is a challenge, and that although they do not have a ticket for this World Cup, they still dream of returning to the European Championship in Germany. The project carried by Arnar Vidarsson is made up of nearly 8 U21 players on whom they are betting the future of the national team.
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Riazor Stadium
Riazor Stadium also called Estadio Abanca-Riazor, is a Spanish stadium that belongs to the municipality of La Coruña in Galicia. It is home to Real Club Deportivo de La Coruña. It has a capacity of nearly 35,000 spectators, opened in 1944 and hosted the World Cup.
Face to face
Last clashes between the two teams:
Iceland 1-1 Spain
Spain 1-0 Iceland
Iceland 0-0 Spain
Iceland 2-0 Spain
Spain 2-1 Iceland
Spain’s last game
Spain’s last matches:
Spain 2-1 Albania
Spain 1-0 Sweden
Greece 0-1 Spain
Spain 1-2 France
Italy 1-2 Spain
Iceland’s last matches
The last matches played by Iceland are:
Finland 1-1 Iceland
South Korea 51 Iceland
Uganda 1-1 Iceland
North Macedonia 3-1 Iceland
Romania 0-0 Iceland
Iceland key player
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