This section breaks down the goal statistics of Portugal and Iceland in the UEFA Euro Championship. This information is crucial in better understanding how the two teams’ offences and defences have performed during the current campaign.
In terms of how Portugal has performed with scoring and conceding goals in the UEFA Euro Championship, here’s a quick summary:
Goals scored - Portugal in UEFA Euro Championship
- Portugal has scored 0 goals in 0 matches for an average of 0 goals scored per match.
- As the home side, Portugal has scored 0 goals in their 0 home matches in the UEFA Euro Championship, resulting in 0 goals per match at home.
- And as the visiting side, Portugal has 0 goals scored in 0 away matches for an average of 0 goals scored per away match.
Goals conceded - Portugal in UEFA Euro Championship
- Defensively, Portugal has conceded 0 goals in 0 matches, giving them an average of 0 goals conceded per match.
- At home, Portugal has given up 0 goals in 0 matches for an average of 0 goals conceded per home match.
- And away from home, their record is 0 goals given up in 0 matches, resulting in 0 goals conceded per away contest.
For Iceland, this is how many goals they have scored and conceded:
Goals scored - Iceland in UEFA Euro Championship
- Iceland has scored 0 goals in 0 matches played, giving them an average of 0 goals scored per match in this campaign.
- As the away team, Iceland has scored 0 times in 0 for an average of 0 goals scored per match.
- And at their home ground, Iceland has 0 in 0 home matches, which comes out to an average of 0 goals scored per match.
Goals conceded - Iceland in UEFA Euro Championship
- Iceland’s defence has let in a total of 0 goals in 0 matches thus far. As a result, they are averaging 0 goals conceded per match.
- Away from home, Iceland has conceded 0 goals in 0 matches. That gives them an average of 0 goals given up per away match.
- On home soil, meanwhile, Iceland has the following stats: 0 matches, 0 goals surrendered for an average of 0 goals conceded per match.
