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2021 UEFA European Under-21 Championship – Iceland vs France Preview & Prediction

2021 UEFA European Under-21 Championship – Iceland vs France Preview & Prediction

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THE FACTS

When is Iceland vs France taking place? Wednesday 31st March, 2021 – 17:00 (UK)

Where is Iceland vs France taking place? Gyirmóti Stadion, Gyor

Where can I get tickets for Iceland vs France? No tickets are available as this match will be played without spectators

What television channel is Iceland vs France on? England matches will be televised live on Sky Sports but all other matches will not be televised in the UK

Where can I stream Iceland vs France? Sky Sports subscribers can stream all England matches live via Sky Go but all other matches cannot be streamed live in the UK

THE KEY STATS

  • Iceland have lost four of their previous five U21 EURO final tournament group stage matches. Their only win at the finals was a 3-1 victory against Denmark at the 2011 final tournament
  • Iceland have failed to score in three of their previous five U21 EURO final tournament group stage matches
  • Iceland have conceded the first goal in four of their previous five U21 EURO final tournament group stage matches
  • Iceland have conceded a total of 11 goals in their previous five U21 EURO final tournament group stage matches
  • France have lost only one of their previous eight U21 EURO matches against Iceland W6 D1 L1 (all qualifying)
  • France have a record of W9 D1 L1 in the U21 EURO final tournament group stage
  • France have kept a total of eight clean sheets in their previous 11 U21 EURO final tournament group stage matches
  • France have conceded a total of just four goals in their last eight U21 EURO matches (includes qualifying)
  • France they have only failed to score in only two of their last 28 U21 EURO matches (includes qualifying)

THE PREDICTION

Iceland’s 2-0 defeat against Denmark means they have now conceded six goals in their two opening matches and they are on the verge of elimination. They come up against a France team who benefitted from two penalties in their second match against Russia as they won 2-0 to recover from their 1-0 defeat to Denmark in the opening match. The French are suffering from some poor management but the sheer quality of their squad makes them very dangerous. They should comfortably win this.