“Orri Óskarsson opens the scoring with a right-footed finish from the center of the box after Hákon Haraldsson's through ball, capping a sequence that began with a Bulgarian foul and an Iceland corner.”
Pivotal“Orri Óskarsson doubles his tally with a close-range finish moments after Atanas Iliev was booked for a foul that gave Iceland the platform to attack.”
Pivotal“Mikael Egill Ellertsson caps off the win in stoppage time, finishing from Orri Óskarsson's through ball after Bulgaria had failed to convert a late chance of their own.”
Outstanding performance

Iceland controlled this one from start to finish, outshooting Bulgaria on target 6-3 and racking up 47 dangerous attacks to Bulgaria's 27, numbers that reflect just how comfortable the hosts were throughout. Orri Óskarsson was the difference-maker, converting two clinical chances either side of halftime, first finishing off Hákon Haraldsson's through ball and then poaching a close-range tap-in after Mikael Anderson's assist. Mikael Egill Ellertsson, who'd picked up a first-half yellow card, atoned by rounding things off in stoppage time, turning provider-turned-scorer as the roles reversed from his earlier assist duties. Bulgaria never found a foothold despite committing 14 fouls in an attempt to disrupt Iceland's rhythm, and with nine corners to Bulgaria's solitary one, the gulf in territorial dominance told the real story of this result.
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