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Northern Ireland and Iceland face off on Tuesday in men’s international soccer friendly action.

Windsor Park is set to host the exciting mid-week matchup between Northern Ireland and Iceland on Tuesday in men’s international soccer friendly action. The Icelandic national team is coming off of another friendly encounter against Scotland on Friday at Hampden Park. Iceland was able to come away with a 3-1 victory away from home thanks to goals from Andri Gudjohnsen, Lewis Ferguson (own goal) and Victor Pálsson. Before that, Iceland’s most recent action was in the UEFA Nations League promotion/relegation playoffs, which was a two-legged affair against Kosovo back in March. Iceland finished in third place in Group 4 in League B with seven points out of its six matches in the first phase, to go along with an overall record of two wins, one draw and three losses.

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Date: Tuesday, June 10, 2025

Time: 2:30 p.m. ET

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Kosovo, on the other hand, finished in second place in Group 2 of League C, with 12 points and an overall record of four wins and two losses.

In the first leg between the two teams, Iceland paid a visit to Pristina City Stadium on March 20, where the team fell 2-1. Orri Óskarsson scored the Icelandic team’s lone goal in the 22nd minute of the match.

Then, Iceland hosted Kosovo in the second leg of the playoff on March 23 at Nueva Condomina Stadium. This time, the hosts fell in a 3-1 finish, despite Óskarsson putting Iceland up 1-0 in just the second minute.

The 5-2 aggregate loss means the Icelandic national team will play in League C in the upcoming Nations League.

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