U 21 EM Qualifikation, 2013/2014, Gruppe 10
Montag, 14. Oktober 2013, 20:30 Uhr, Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík, Island
Besucher: 1100
Schiedsrichter/in: Martin Strömbergsson (Schweden)
Island U 21
3:4
(1:1)
Frankreich U 21
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1:0 Sverrir Ingason |
9' | |||
| 41' |
1:1 Lindsay Rose |
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| 56' |
Jordan Veretout für Thievy Bifouma |
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2:1 Lindsay Rose (Eigentor) |
57' | |||
| 57' |
Aymeric Laporte |
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| 65' |
Anthony Martial für Gianelli Imbula |
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| 67' |
2:2 Yassine Benzia |
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|
Tómas Óli Garðarsson für Emil Atlason |
68' | |||
| 69' |
2:3 Yassine Benzia |
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Hólmbert Friðjónsson für Jón Böðvarsson |
75' | |||
|
3:3 Hólmbert Friðjónsson (Elfmeter) |
76' | |||
| 83' |
3:4 Paul-Georges Ntep (Elfmeter) |
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| 86' |
Jordan Ferri für Florian Thauvin |
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|
Árni Vilhjálmsson für Emil Pálsson |
90' |
Island U 21 |
Frankreich U 21 |
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| Eyjólfur Sverrisson |
Trainer/in | Willy Sagnol |
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| Formation | |||||
| Rúnar Rúnarsson (T) | Alphonse Aréola (T) | ||||
| Brynjar Guðjónsson | Lucas Digne | ||||
| Sverrir Ingason | Dimitri Foulquier | ||||
| Jón Böðvarsson | Aymeric Laporte | ||||
| Brynjar Ásgeir Guðmundsson | Lindsay Rose | ||||
| Hördur Magnússon | Gianelli Imbula | ||||
| Emil Pálsson | Geoffrey Kondogbia | ||||
| Guðmundur Þórarinsson | Paul-Georges Ntep | ||||
| Kristján Emilsson | Florian Thauvin | ||||
| Emil Atlason | Yassine Benzia | ||||
| Andri Yeoman | Thievy Bifouma | ||||
|
1:0 Sverrir Ingason |
9' | |||
| 41' |
1:1 Lindsay Rose |
|||
|
2:1 Lindsay Rose (Eigentor) |
57' | |||
| 67' |
2:2 Yassine Benzia |
|||
| 69' |
2:3 Yassine Benzia |
|||
|
3:3 Hólmbert Friðjónsson (Elfmeter) |
76' | |||
| 83' |
3:4 Paul-Georges Ntep (Elfmeter) |
| 57' |
Aymeric Laporte |
| 56' |
Jordan Veretout für Thievy Bifouma |
|||
| 65' |
Anthony Martial für Gianelli Imbula |
|||
|
Tómas Óli Garðarsson für Emil Atlason |
68' | |||
|
Hólmbert Friðjónsson für Jón Böðvarsson |
75' | |||
| 86' |
Jordan Ferri für Florian Thauvin |
|||
|
Árni Vilhjálmsson für Emil Pálsson |
90' |
| Schiedsrichter/in | Martin Strömbergsson (Schweden) |