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Iceland 2–1 Wales: UEFA Women's Under-18 Championship, 12 September 2000

Iceland and Wales finished 2–1 on 12 September 2000 in the UEFA Women's Under-18 Championship. The match belonged to the first round in Keflavik.

12 September 2000 International Keflavik
Source-checked report card · FootballFinal: Iceland 2–1 Wales

12 September 2000 · Keflavik

Event date:

The match

Iceland and Wales finished 2–1 on 12 September 2000 in the UEFA Women's Under-18 Championship. The match belonged to the first round in Keflavik.

Iceland won by 1 goal.

Goals and incidents

Lind Hrafnsdottir scored in minute 20 (Iceland). Emma Jones scored in minute 44 (Wales). Margret Hrafnkelsdottir scored in minute 75 (Iceland).

The competition campaign

The match was played in Group C4 - WAL / ISL / MDA of the first round. Iceland and Wales contested this fixture within that competition stage.

Iceland’s previous recorded match in this campaign was Moldova 0–3 Iceland on 8 September 2000. Iceland’s next recorded match in this campaign was Netherlands 1–0 Iceland on 27 November 2000.

Wales’s previous recorded match in this campaign was Wales 6–0 Moldova on 10 September 2000. Wales’s next recorded match in this campaign was Wales 5–2 Turkey on 18 November 2000.

Venue and attendance

The venue identified in the match record is Keflavíkurvöllur, Keflavik.

The recorded attendance was 40 spectators.

Other results in the campaign

Iceland’s other matches in the same 2000 competition campaign included Moldova 0–3 Iceland on 8 September 2000; Netherlands 1–0 Iceland on 27 November 2000; Iceland 0–0 Spain on 29 November 2000; Iceland 1–0 Poland on 1 December 2000. Each of these is a separate fixture, with its own date and final score.

Wales’s other matches in the same 2000 competition campaign included Wales 6–0 Moldova on 10 September 2000; Wales 5–2 Turkey on 18 November 2000; Wales 1–1 Republic of Ireland on 20 November 2000; England 3–1 Wales on 22 November 2000. Each of these is a separate fixture, with its own date and final score.

Sources

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