Gudjohnsen made a game for Iceland against France in the Princes Park

ByDavid Mitchell
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Iceland had put up to France, But the Gallic team turned it on date 2 of Group D of the UEFA 2025 qualifiers Road to World Cup 2026. Andri Gudjohnsen He made great game, scored somewhat and annulled the draw on the end.

They disputed 21 minutes of the first part when a rude error at the bottom of those commanded by Didier Deschamps, culminated in the visitors.

Dayot Upamecano left her to Michael Olise, who was in the area, and touched the medium to enable Gudjohnsen pushed to put the 1-0.

France then turned the match with the goals of Kylian Mbappé and Bradley Barcola, but Iceland had the draw.

To the 88 minutes, Gudjohnsen pushed the ball for 2-2but a fastening about Ibrahima Konaté caused the referee to will cancel the goal.

The striker is the son of Iceland’s historic player, Eidur Gudjohnsen, former chelsea player, Barcelona and PSV, among others.

Andri played the 90 minutes and made an attack for France with his brother, Daniel.

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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