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Croatia vs Iceland Match in FIFA World Cup 26 June 2018

The Icelandic team plays the first World Cup in its history and does not want to be a single guest, but wants to be a protagonist in Russia. This Wednesday the third commitment of Group D, before a Croatia that already qualified for the second round, with the idea of ​​adding 3 points and advance to the next round depending on the result between Argentina and Nigeria.

The Icelanders already know what it is to win Croatia
The team of the "Vikings", which arrives with a painful defeat on slopes 2-0 against Nigeria, which cost him to lose a great opportunity to have a foot and a half in the round of 16, will look for a victory before his similar one. Croatia that allows you, at least, to say goodbye with your head held high. It is to remember that in the last confrontation before them the victory was on their side for a goal to zero (Magnusson's score).


His performance and good football of the European qualifiers has been decimated in 2018, because in his preparation games fell to Mexico (3-0), Peru (3-1), Norway (3-2) and drew against Ghana ( 2-2). In his two outings in this World Cup Russia 2018 has always been below the scoreboard and could only reverse it to tie against Argentina. His last match with the undefeated goal came in October 2017 (3-0 against Turkey).

The "vatreni" team comes from an exquisite and perfect match against the group's favorite, Argentina. The South Americans beat them 3-0 and thus secured a place in the second round for the second time in their history, remember that in the first outing had won 2-0 to the Nigerians. So far, his figure has been Luka Modric, author of two goals and for whom the house bet365 pays 2.40 if he returns to score.


The pupils of the strategist Zlatko Dalic have a 100% performance in this world cup, scoring 5 goals (80% in the second half) and not receiving any. The challenge for the Croatians will be to win 3 consecutive matches in a World Cup and thus avoid a possible confrontation against France.