World Cup qualifiers - Mbappe passes and shoots Joan Améne red, France wins two consecutive wins 2-1 in Iceland

In the early morning of September 10, the second round of the Group D of the European Group Stage in the World Cup qualifiers started, and the French team played against Iceland at home. In the first half, Goodjohansen scored and Mbappe scored a penalty. In the second half, Mbappe assisted Barcola to score, Joan Amene was red, and in the end, 10 players France reversed Iceland 2-1, winning two consecutive wins in the group stage of the World Cup.

In the first half, Iceland launched an attack in the frontcourt in the 11th minute. Anderson's left foot shot was too straight, and in the 15th minute, Olise made a straight pass from the middle, Tulam broke into the penalty area and was blocked by the goalkeeper.

In the 21st minute, Iceland scored first. At a high-press in the frontcourt, Olisse, who retreated to get the ball in the penalty area, made a mistake in crossing, and Goodjohansen made a shot in the small penalty area to complete the goal, and Iceland led 1-0.

In the 33rd minute, Joan Améni made a 45-degree cross to find Toulam at the back of the penalty area. The latter headed the ball and was saved by the goalkeeper. Then Olise made a close-range shot and was blocked by the goalkeeper. In the 36th minute, France's free kick went to the penalty area, and Barcola's volley was slightly off.

In the 45th minute, Toulam was knocked down by Anderson in the penalty area. After viewing the video, the referee finally awarded a penalty kick. Mbappe took the penalty and the French team tied the score 1-1.

Neither team can create a threatening offensive after that, and the half-time battle was over.

In the second half, the French team initiated an attack from the left side, Mbappe got the ball and cut inward and passed it to the middle, Oliseid shot from a long time and hit the post, and Balcola then failed to create a threat.

In the 62nd minute, the French team overtook the score. Joan Améni crossed the ball behind the midfield. Mbappe inserted at high speed and stopped and entered the penalty area. Then, facing the goalkeeper who attacked, he chose to pass the cross. Barcola easily pushed the empty goal and scored, and the French team overtook the score 2-1.

In the 68th minute, Joan Armeni flew to his opponent and the referee showed a yellow card immediately, but after checking the VAR, Joan Armeni was sent off with a red pass.

In the 77th minute, Mbappe's single shot was blocked, and in the 85th minute, Iceland's counterattack Ingelson headed the ball missed.

Neither team could create opportunities after that, and finally the French team reversed Iceland 2-1 and won two consecutive wins in the world preliminaries.

Lineup of both sides:

France (4-2-3-1): 16-Menian/22-Teo, 4-Jupamecano, 15-Konat, 5-Conde (63 minutes, 17-Gusto)/13-Kone, 8-Jounammeni/9-Turam (70 minutes, 14-Rabio), 11-Olise (96 minutes, 19-Ekitic), 20-Balcola (63 minutes, 7-Korman)/10-Mbappe

Iceland (5- 3-2): 1-Olafsson/23-Elletson, 3-Daniel (82 minutes, 20-Christian Herringson), 5-Ingelson, 4-Palson, 18-Mickel (63 minutes, 19-Biacarson)/11-Jon (70 minutes, 14-Helgasson), 8-Johnneson (70 minutes, 16-Sterfan-Soldasson), 7-Halardsson/21-Daniel, 22-Good Johansson (64 minutes, 9-Seval-Magnusson)