Analysis and prediction for Norway Women vs Iceland Women: An easy victory
The match between Norway Women vs Iceland Women in EURO 2025 Women's tournament will take place at 3:00 AM on July 11th. Nghe An Newspaper analyzes form, provides football commentary, and predicts the score.
- Latest information on the Norway Women vs Iceland Women match
- Latest predicted lineups for Norway Women vs Iceland Women
- Latest football match prediction: Norway Women vs Iceland Women
- Latest prediction for the Norway Women vs Iceland Women score
- When and where can I watch the Norway Women vs Iceland Women match live?
Latest information on the Norway Women vs Iceland Women match
With first place already secured in the group, Norway's coach Gemma Grainger may rotate the squad in the final group stage match.
Maren Mjelde, Signa Gaupset, Lisa Naalsund, and Celine Bizet are among the players likely to start.
Manchester United striker Elisabeth Terland could be given a starting opportunity if Ada Hegerberg is rested ahead of the quarter-final.
On the Icelandic side, Hildur Antonsdottir returns after serving a one-match suspension for a red card in the first match and could start again.
Saedis Heidarsdottir is likely to replace Gudny Arnadottir, who was forced to leave the field in the first half of the match against Switzerland due to injury.
Leicester City striker Hlin Eiriksdottir is an option in attack alongside Sveindis Jonsdottir and Sandra Jessen, as Iceland have yet to score a goal in the tournament.
Latest predicted lineups for Norway Women vs Iceland Women
Norwegian women:Fiskerstrand; Bjelde, Harviken, Mjelde, Lund; Gaupset, Naalsund, Engen; Bizet, Reiten, Terland
Icelandic women:Runarsdottir, Heidarsdottir, Viggosdottir, Sigurdardottir, Arnardottir; Johannsdottir, Vilhjalmsdottir, Antonsdottir; Eirksdottir, Jonsdottir, Jessen
Latest football match prediction: Norway Women vs Iceland Women
After being eliminated in the group stage of two consecutive European Championships, Norway is now full of hope to go deep in this year's tournament, reaching the knockout round for the first time since 2013.
Norway secured their place in the quarter-finals after two consecutive 2-1 victories, including a win against host nation Switzerland in the first match.
After coming from behind to beat Switzerland, they seemed destined for a draw with Finland in Sunday's match, but Caroline Graham Hansen produced a moment of brilliance with a cross that found the back of the net in the 84th minute, securing the victory.
This victory, combined with Switzerland's win over Iceland, secures Norway top spot in Group A with one match remaining. They will face the second-placed team in Group B in the quarter-finals next Wednesday.
Currently, their most likely opponent is Italy in Geneva, but Spain and Portugal still have a chance to secure second place in Group B.
Despite having already secured their place in the next round, Norway still has a goal in their final match: to complete the group stage with three wins – something they haven't achieved at the Women's Euro since 2013.
In contrast to their opponents, Iceland has been officially eliminated after two matches in Group A.
In their opening match, they lost 0-1 to Finland despite playing with only 10 men. In their second match, Iceland suffered another defeat, losing 0-2 to Switzerland on Sunday.
The match seemed destined for a draw until Geraldine Reuteler scored the opening goal in the 76th minute, before Alayah Pilgrim sealed the victory, ending Iceland's third consecutive exit from the group stage of the Women's European Championship.
Iceland is particularly disappointed to be among the only three teams yet to score a goal in this year's tournament – something they will be determined to change in their final match, even if they are playing only for pride.
They are also looking for their first win at the Women's Euro since their 1-0 victory over the Netherlands in 2013.
Under coach Thorsteinn Halldorsson, Iceland have faced Norway twice in recent Nations League matches, drawing 0-0 at home and 1-1 in the return leg in May.
Latest prediction for the Norway Women vs Iceland Women score
Based on the above football analysis, we and leading football websites worldwide have provided our predictions for the match.Norway Women vs Iceland Womenas follows:
- Sportsmole:Norway Women 2-0 Iceland Women
- WhoScore:Norway Women 2-1 Iceland Women
- Our newspaper predicts:Norway Women 2-0 Iceland Women
When and where can I watch the Norway Women vs Iceland Women match live?
To watch the Norway Women vs Iceland Women match live in the EURO 2025 Women's tournament, taking place at 3:00 AM on July 11th, viewers can tune in to various online sports channels. We wish you enjoyable football viewing moments.
