“Andri Gudjohnsen finishes off a fast break to give Iceland the lead, latching onto a pass from Orri Óskarsson to fire home from the center of the box.”
Pivotal“Orri Óskarsson doubles Iceland's lead right before the break, finishing off a slick through ball from Gudjohnsen after another rapid counter.”
Pivotal“Victor Pálsson heads home from close range off a Gylfi Sigurdsson corner to put the game beyond any doubt at 3-0.”
Outstanding performance

Luxembourg controlled the ball for long stretches, racking up 61% possession and 633 passes to Iceland's 405, but they had almost nothing to show for it, managing just one shot on target all game. Iceland, by contrast, needed only fast breaks to do the damage, with Andri Gudjohnsen and Orri Óskarsson combining twice inside the first 40 minutes to put the game to bed before halftime. Victor Pálsson added a third from a corner in the second half, heading home Gylfi Sigurdsson's delivery to make it a comfortable night. The gulf in clinical edge was stark - Iceland created three big chances and took full advantage, while Luxembourg's territorial dominance amounted to nothing but 20 tackles and a mountain of possession with no reward. For Luxembourg, this result does little to change perceptions of a side stuck in the lower reaches of this Nations League group, while Iceland's counter-attacking efficiency will give them real confidence heading into their remaining fixtures.
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Buoyed by a stunning comeback win in Bulgaria, Luxembourg host an Iceland side desperate to end a lengthy winless run. With home advantage and momentum on their side, Luxembourg look to cement top spot in League C4.