Iceland demolished Azerbaijan 5–0 in a World Cup qualifier, dominating possession with 71 per cent and creating a gulf in class across the pitch. The hosts' 3–4–3 formation suffocated Azerbaijan's 3–5–2 setup, generating 14 shots with seven on target and an expected goals tally of 3.06, while the visitors managed just two shots with none troubling the goalkeeper. Isak Bergmann Johannesson claimed two goals and Albert Gudmundsson added another as Iceland's attacking prowess proved irresistible; Azerbaijan's goalkeeper faced seven on-target efforts and saved just two. The comprehensive victory underscores Iceland's qualification credentials in Group D.