The Iceland national football team, under the guidance of the Football Association of Iceland (KSÍ) founded in 1947, is the national squad that competes on behalf of this Nordic island. Affectionately known as "Strákarnir okkar" (Our Boys) and also as the "Víkingar" (Vikings), they have emerged onto the international football scene with surprising force, especially considering the country's small population. Their journey includes memorable participations that have captured the imagination of global fans.
Iceland's most outstanding milestone was their impressive performance at Euro 2016, where they not only advanced from the group stage but also eliminated England in a memorable round of 16 clash, before falling to France. This success was followed by another historic feat: qualifying for their first World Cup in 2018 in Russia. The Laugardalsvöllur stadium, located in the capital, Reykjavik, is the traditional venue for their home matches, a stadium that has witnessed their growth and unforgettable moments for Icelandic football.
The passion of their fans, symbolized by the iconic "Viking clap," has become a globally recognized image.
The Icelandic team intensifies its training ahead of the crucial qualifying matches for the next edition of the Nations League, aiming to secure a strong performance.
Coach Arnar Gunnlaugsson has been working on team tactics and cohesion during the training camp ahead of the June 2025 friendly matches.
Several promising Icelandic football talents have been called up to train with the senior national team, offering them valuable experience for the future. May 2025.
The "Strákarnir okkar" supporters have expressed their enthusiasm and backing for the team on social media, anticipating the 2025 fixtures.
Iceland's national stadium is undergoing improvements for the upcoming international matches to be played in the second half of 2025.
Iceland's coaching staff is conducting detailed analysis of the teams they will face in the upcoming 2025 Nations League. April 2025.
The Football Association of Iceland has unveiled a plan to strengthen the development of young footballers across the country, with an eye on future generations of the national team. March 2025.
Dates and opponents have been announced for the friendly and official matches that the Icelandic national team will play between September and November 2025. February 2025.
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