They sure do, they sure do. And it has got a point on the board already. Can Iceland qualify from Group D? You'd better believe it.

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Iceland coach Heimir Hallgrimsson: "We played our defence brilliantly, we knew that they would have 60 or 70% possession and it is difficult to defend against that. But all credit for their hard work. There was nothing in their game that surprised us.

"We are bluntly honest about our ability, We know how we can win football matches. It is just a fact that Argentina have superior individuals with superor skills and if we go one-on-one with them you don't need to ask who will win the game. We have to play in a special way and we have a clear identity."

Yes, Cristiano Ronaldo hit out at Iceland's lack of ambition after the two sides drew 1-1 at Euro 2016.

The Real Madrid player also refused to shake the hands of the Iceland players after the group match in Saint-Etienne.

"I thought they'd won the Euros the way they celebrated at the end," he said two years ago.

Somebody just asked the Icelandic goalkeeper why they celebrated so much and he answered;

"Are you Ronaldo's uncle?"

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Iceland goalkeeper Hannes Halldorsson: "For me as a goalkeeper to play for Iceland and face the best player in the world at a penalty is a big moment and a dream come true to save it, especially as it helped us get a big point which I hope is going to prove important to us. It is our goal to qualify.

"I did some homework. This was a situation which I knew could come up. I looked at a lot of penalties from Messi and had a good feeling that he would go this way today."

"We were very slow on the ball," says Jorge Sampaoli. He also says that his side do have the offensive creativity to move into the next stage.

Jay: It must be hard being Aguero in this Argentina team. He scored a wonderful goal and, except for those 5 minutes, all talk has been around Messi's lack of form.

Centurions: No doubt Aguero would have scored that penalty.

Argentina manager Jorge Sampaoli: "To evaluate and characterise Lionel Messi's work is difficult because it was an uncomfortable match for him. Iceland played very defensively, blocking all spaces but we did everything we could to win. Leo is very committed to Argentina."

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Argentina failed to win their opening match at a World Cup tournament for the first time since losing to Cameroon in 1990. They eventually reached the final of that edition, losing out to Germany.

It's a never-ending feast out there for us today.

The teams are out warming up for the third of our four matches and you can join the build-up and team news for that one here.

Andy: People will look to Messi but once again who has performed in this Argentina team? poor from back to front

Rwa2play: Is this yet another case of Argentina asking Messi to be the cake instead of the icing?

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What a day of sport this is.

5 live has switched to the rugby, where England are about to play South Africa in the second Test which you can follow here.

Here's the full highlights of a really engrossing game. A clash of styles.

Tim Vickery
BBC Sport South American football expert

Argentina played into Iceland's hands. They kept looking to play through the eye of needle. With a Jorge Sampaoli side you expect more from the flanks, two v ones out wide and players looking to get in behind.

Matt: Iceland should be automatically allowed to every World Cup along with the hosts. Their fans are amazing and their players give everything

James: If Iceland can do it with a population of 300,000, why can’t Ealing?

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Only Luigi Riva has mustered more shots in a World Cup game since 1966 without scoring than Lionel Messi today (13 v Sweden and v Israel in 1970), with Messi attemping 11.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

I'm absolutely delighted for Iceland. A team that puts that amount of effort in is extraordinary. Interesting at full time, did they run about as if they won the World Cup? Did they celebrate with the fans? No they just turned to each other and said 'good point in the bag.'

That's a team that believes in themselves.

But the lead did not last long - here's the moment that Alfred Finnbogason scored to level it up.

There are some glum Argentine faces in the stadium in Moscow right now but they were celebrating early on when Manchester City legend Sergio Aguero opened his World Cup account with this beauty...