Norway Women vs Iceland Women Predictions

Norway Women vs Iceland Women Predictions & Tips for the final round of group matches in the Women’s Euros. Norway Women aim to preserve their perfect record at Women’s Euro 2025 when facing Iceland Women on Thursday at Arena Thun. Read on for our free betting tips and predictions.

Women’s European Championship | Jul 10 2025 at 8:00 pm UK at Arena Thun

Norway Women vs Iceland Women Predictions

Can Norway Maintain Their Perfect Record Against Iceland?

• Norway’s Clean Sheet Potential
  • In both of their previous victories, Norway showed defensive solidity, securing clean sheets in both matches. Given Iceland’s struggle to score, a similar outcome is likely.
• Iceland’s Goal Scoring Woes
  • Iceland have yet to score a goal in this competition, and with their attack looking ineffective, it’s hard to see them changing that against a well-drilled Norway side.
• Norway’s Strong Squad Depth
  • Despite potential changes to the starting lineup, Norway’s depth means that the players coming in are likely to have the same impact. With a solid squad, they are set to dominate Iceland.

Best Bet for Norway Women vs Iceland Women 

The scene is set for an intriguing encounter in Thun, where Norway Women will aim to finish their group stage campaign in the Women’s Euro 2025 with a perfect record, as they face Iceland Women in their final match. Having already secured a spot in the quarter-finals, Norway are riding high on the back of two hard-fought victories, while Iceland, unfortunately, have been eliminated from the competition after losing their opening two games. With pride and possibly a bit of tactical tweaking to be expected, this clash promises to be a fascinating one, though Iceland’s hopes for progression have long been dashed.

For Norway, their two wins have been a testament to resilience and quality, with standout performances from players like Caroline Graham Hansen, who’s been pivotal in their successes thus far. On the other hand, Iceland have struggled throughout the tournament, failing to score in their first two outings, leaving them with little but pride to fight for in this dead rubber.

This will not only be a battle for supremacy in Group A but also a chance for Norway to fine-tune their squad ahead of the knockout rounds, while Iceland will be looking to end their tournament on a high note, even if they can’t go further.

Best Bet: Norway Women to Win

Here at BettingTips4You, we pride ourselves on quality, not quantity. With that in mind, our expert team has carefully considered all available options and has selected Norway Women to win 2-0 as the Best Bet for this match. We believe this is the most reliable and well-supported prediction, especially considering the form of both teams.

In this match, the gulf in class between the two teams is clear. Norway have been in scintillating form in Group A, winning both their matches and showing a level of resilience and quality that Iceland simply have not been able to match. While the Norwegians may opt for some rotations, with key players potentially being rested, there is enough quality and depth in their squad to comfortably overcome an Iceland side who are struggling both defensively and offensively.

BettingTips4You.com expert quote:

“Norway may make a few changes, but their squad depth and offensive threat should ensure a dominant yet controlled performance. Iceland, while battling for pride, are unlikely to hold off the Norwegians.”

Norway’s attack has been sharp, with Caroline Graham Hansen playing a crucial role in their victories so far. The forward has either scored or assisted in both of their group matches, and she will likely continue to be a major threat in this one. Iceland, on the other hand, have struggled to find the back of the net, having failed to score in their first two matches. Their defence has also been less than solid, conceding three goals in those matches, and against a team like Norway, that will likely prove to be their undoing.

Iceland’s best hopes rest on the likes of Karolina Lea Vilhjalmsdottir, who did show some form in the Nations League, but with the attacking line-up that Norway possess, Iceland will find it hard to contain them. Iceland have not been able to get into their rhythm offensively, and despite Norway potentially making tactical changes, the Norwegians have more than enough firepower to close out the match with a 2-0 victory.

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