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Iceland Triangular Tournament


FieldValue
tourney_nameIceland Triangular Tournament
year1986
imageLaugardalsvöllur.jpg
captionLaugardalsvöllur stadium (pictured in 2009)
countryIceland
dates25 – 29 May 1986
num_teams3
venuesLaugardalsvöllur
cityReykjavík
championIRL
matches3
goals7
top_scorer7 players (1 each)
attendance6687

The Iceland Triangular Tournament was an international football tournament in 1986. All matches were played in Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík. The three teams competing were the Republic of Ireland, Iceland and Czechoslovakia.

The Republic of Ireland won the competition, the first time that country won an international football tournament. It was notable as the beginning of the success that came under Jack Charlton's management; it was here that he trialled his famous tactics of pressuring opposition defenders in the hope of forcing mistakes. David O'Leary refused to play, instead going on a family holiday, which led to his being dropped from the international team for a time, Mick McCarthy taking his place at centre half. Ray Houghton, John Aldridge and Pat Bonner also established themselves in the Irish team after playing in Iceland. It featured the only international appearances by Mick Kennedy.

Results

Daly 84'|stadium = Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík, Iceland|attendance = 4,246 | referee = Worrall (England)}}


Jozef Chovanec|stadium = Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík, Iceland| attendance = 1,441 | referee = Worrall (England)}}

Table

TeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1220031+2
22101220
3200224−2

References

References

  1. O'Reilly, Noel. "Stand-ins ready to step up".
  2. Morris, Jim. (May 15, 2014). "The Team of '66 England's World Cup Winners". Amberley Publishing Limited.
  3. "Enda and Wales fail to show their silky skills".
  4. Humphries, Tom. "Different rules for the same game".
  5. Humphries, Tom. "Please Dave, let your babies go".
  6. Malone, Emmet. "Keane equals record and secures title".
  7. Hannigan, Mary. "Where are they now? No 29: Mick Kennedy".
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