Wales vs Iceland Tickets

The Dragons prepare for what should be a hard-fought clash against Nordic visitors, and fans who wish to get their hands on Wales vs Iceland tickets can find a host of the best-priced options here via SeatPick.

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Wales vs Iceland History

For much of their international history, Wales have struggled to make much of an impact in competitive action. Indeed, up until recent years, their famed appearance at the 1958 World Cup, when the likes of John Charles and Ivor Allchurch led the line, was always referenced as an era of relative glory. Fortunately, in more recent times, they have impressed greatly. In 2016 they did amazingly well to reach the Semi-finals of the UEFA European Championships and also made it through to the knockout phase in the delayed Euro 2020. 2022 saw Wales return to the World Cup Finals for the first time in over sixty years, and former Real Madrid man Gareth Bale was key to all these achievements.

Iceland, on the whole, have a fairly similar level of history in the FIFA World Cup and UEFA European Championships to Wales. They reached the World Cup Finals for the first time in Russia in 2018 but bombed out of the group phase, and that came after their historic run to the Quarter-finals in Euro 2016, where they, of course, famously defeated England in the Round of 16. Though the national team have more representation around Europe, they still struggle to push on into the big time, though the relative size of the country is obviously a factor.

Wales vs Iceland Head-to-Head

The first time these two nations met was in the qualifying for the 1982 FIFA World Cup, with Wales thumping Iceland 4-0 on their own patch, with the two sides drawing the return game 2-2 in Swansea. In 2014, goals from James Collins, Sam Vokes, and Gareth Bale gave the Welsh a 3-1 home win in an international friendly.