France vs Iceland historical score

At 03:00 Beijing time on July 4th (2 1:00 French local time on the 3rd), the1/quarter final of the 4th European Cup began to compete in stade de france. France beat Iceland 5-2 and Gil scored twice. Grizman, who scored a goal, assisted Bogba and Paye to break the goal. France will play Germany in the semi-final.

In the history of France, 1 1 times scored 8 wins and 3 draws against Iceland, and Iceland lost all six times against France. The last match was the warm-up match in May, 20 12, and the last official match was the European Cup qualifier in 1999. France won 3-2 twice. This is the 80th French competition in stade de france. After 79 games, it achieved 49 wins, 20 draws 10 losses, and 4 wins 1 0 draws in important cups remained unbeaten. Lamy and Kantor were suspended, and Umtiti and Sissoko started in turn. The former became the first non-goalkeeper to play for the French national team for the first time since 1966. Iceland continues to make history in the starting lineup, including 9 yellow cards.

The game was played in the rain. Only 3 minutes into the opening, Gudmundsson made a cross, and Gilfi Sigerson's low shot on the right side of the penalty area was easily confiscated by loris. Then Sissoko passed the ball, and Paye's long-range shot was blocked by Haldorsen and confiscated. The two sides made an open start, seapaul and Song headed the ferry, and B- Bjarnason volleyed off the left post at the top of the restricted area. Frenchman 12 minute lead, Matuidi direct pass. Jill volleyed back at a small angle at the left side of the penalty area 10 yards, and the ball crossed the net between Haldorsen's legs.

France scored the first goal with 17 in the final of the 36th European Cup. France has only been reversed once in these competitions, and the rest 16 won 14 and won 2 draws. Sebastian crosses, Boz Valcin heads the ball and loris scores easily. France expanded the score in the 20th minute, Gleizman took a corner kick, and the edge of Bogba's small restricted area forced Bozvarsson to head the goal. Sevarsson, who blocked the back post, failed to block the ball at the goal line, 2-0. For the first time in the European Cup final, Iceland stepped up its offensive, facing two goals behind, and seapaul Song shot wide from the periphery.

Paye crosses from the left side of the penalty area, and Matuidi misses the arc of the penalty area for the first time. Gilfi Sigerson's free kick went into the penalty area and was confiscated after loris's goal line was blocked. Three minutes before half-time, the Frenchman scored two goals in a row to seal the victory. In the 42nd minute, Sagna made a cross from the right, and Jill headed the ball and pushed it out. Grizman hit back, and Paye shot low into the net from the arc of the restricted area, 3-0. In the 45th minute, Gill made a wonderful pass on the heel, and Gleizman, who was offside, broke into the penalty area and shot into the net, 4-0.

France still controlled the game in the second half. Grizman missed the opportunity by stopping the ball in the penalty area, and Paye then shot wide in the first time. Bogba missed from 35 yards. Gudmundsson's long shot also missed. Iceland pulled back a city in the 56th minute, and Gilfi Sigerson took a tactical free kick from the right, and an unguarded small edge of seapaul's restricted area was shoveled into the net, 1-4. However, the Frenchman opened the gap again in the 59th minute. Paye's free kick was passed into the penalty area, and Jill passed the defender on the edge of the penalty area and headed the goal in front of the goalkeeper, 5- 1.

Jill, who scored two goals, was replaced by Ginhac. Loris bravely saved Ingason's corner and headed home from close range. Evra was hit by a rebound ball in the restricted area and the referee refused to award a penalty. Ginhac's counterattack was not passed to Sissoko, who was in a better position. His shot on the left side of the penalty area was blocked by Sevasson. Koscielny was replaced by Mangala. Paye was also replaced by Coleman, and French fans stood up and applauded. Eidur gudjohnsen, a 37-year-old veteran, came off the bench. In the 84th minute, Iceland pulled back a city, and Skulason made a cross from the left. Unprotected B- Bjarnason headed into the lower right corner at 10 yards, 2-5. Icelandic fans still roared for the team after the game.