France and Iceland usually have prolific games against each other. Two different teams - a power-driven one and a tactical one - will meat once again. If in France the hosts dominated with 69% ball possession, in Iceland the match will be evener. The situation is spiced up by the standings - after losing in Instanbul, France has lost its leadership to Turkey; now Iceland is three-points away from the first place. The Vikings victory is unlikely, but is still plausible - steady and disciplined approach may put the French on their knees, as has been demonstrated in Turkey.