Nigeria deal with the first and then concede another corner.

Gylfi Sigurdsson delivers but the Super Eagles clear again before Hordur Magnusson commits a foul to give Nigeria possession.

Aron Gunanarsson's throw is cleared but the Cardiff man gets it back and swings in a cross that is tipped away by Francis Uzoho.

A fierce shot then ricochets off Victor Moses and out for a corner.

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Gylfi Sigurdsson turns his man with a delicious touch, setting Iceland on their way up the right.

Nigeria get back and put it out for a throw. You can guess what Iceland will do with this...

Martin Keown
Former England defender in Russia

Nigeria look nice and solid at the back, and they're a threat when they get it into the channels for the forwards to chase. We've got a game on our hands.

Again Iceland are hemmed back but again they keep their defensive shape to repel the latest Nigeria attack.

Nigeria push Iceland back, swinging the ball around before John Obi Mikel's forceful through ball is too much for a team-mate to handle and Iceland hack clear.

Here come the Super Eagles once more though...

Fajar Maulana Putra: Those thunderclaps never stop giving me goosebumps. Such a sight to behold.

Garbhan: The Icelandic thunderclap is the single best celebration in international football.

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Martin Keown
Former England defender in Russia

Odion Ighalo was particularly isolated in the first match - so it's not surprising Nigeria have gone with two strikers for this game. Kelechi Iheanacho offers a lot, too, he always wants to run at defenders.

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Victor Moses breaks up an Iceland attack and releases Kelechi Iheanacho down the right.

The Leicester striker does well to hold it up and switch play out to the left. The ball comes in towards Ahmed Musa but the Iceland defence does well to smother the danger.

Much sharper stuff from Nigeria though.

The thunderclap ends just in time for Aron Gunnarsson to hurl in a long throw from way back.

Nigeria do well again though, winning it and banging it long.

The first viking thunderclap of the match from the Iceland fans.

It's quite a noise.

Martin Keown
Former England defender in Russia

Nigeria are just feeling their way into the game - it looks like there's a lot more structure to the team and they seem more comfortable playing this system.

Mike Arthur: I have Argentina in my sweepstake so I'm hoping that each team receives 5 red cards and the game is abandoned... or a Nigeria win if that doesn't happen.

Helles: Dare I say it but Iceland look even better than at the Euros.

Nigeria get a spell of possession but then try to swing it high and wide to Brian Idowu and it's out for an Iceland goal-kick.

The Super Eagles have had 63% possession in the first 10 minutes but no shots on target to Iceland's two.

Martin Keown
Former England defender in Russia

John Obi Mikel seems to be playing a little deeper than he did against Croatia when he was playing off the frontman. But he's not a number 10 - he's much more effective sitting in front of that backline and dictating play.

It's a decent delivery in fairness by Iheanacho, but Iceland head clear.

Nigeria win a throw in a good position but it comes to nothing.

Victor Moses gets a bit of space down the right and plays his attempted cross off Hordur Magnusson to win the corner...

...which will be taken by Kelechi Iheanacho.

Harry Kane on corners-esque.

Efan Ekoku
Former Nigeria striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Most of the Nigerian players will be looking for some early touches to ease the nerves, certainly the back three, in order to get a feel for the game and build their confidence a bit.

Iceland will have quite a lot more confidence having earned that point against Argentina - they'll certainly feel a bit more free in the way they go about their business.

Good movement from Iceland down the right, creating space in the middle for Gylfi Sigurdsson to drift into and hit a first-time effort!

But it's too close to Francis Uzoho, who gets down to smother the shot.