Á þessum degi árið 2016 vann karlalandslið Íslands í fótbolta einn af stærstu sigrum í sögu liðsins þegar liðið sló Englendinga út í 16 liða úrslitum Evrópumótsins í Frakklandi.
Sjá einnig: Tíu gullmolar Gumma Ben úr leik Íslands og Englands: „KING RAGGI! KING RAGGI!“
Eins og alþjóð veit þá vann Ísland England 2-1 í ótrúlegum leik í Nice. Margir af stærstu miðlum Englands hafa rifjað upp leikinn á Twitter í dag.
Wayne Rooney skoraði fyrsta mark leiksins úr vítaspyrnu en Ragnar Sigurðsson fylgdi eftir með góðu marki skömmu síðar.
Kolbeinn Sigþórsson bætti svo við marki og fleiri urðu þau ekki. Ísland spilaði sinn besta leik á mótinu, var sterkari aðilinn á löngum köflum og uppskar glæsilegan sigur á einni stærstu fótboltaþjóð heims.
Sjá einnig: Breska pressan brjáluð eftir leik Íslands og Englands: „Versta niðurlæging sögunnar“
On this day three years ago, Iceland shocked the world by knocking England out of Euro 2016 ☠️ pic.twitter.com/9zPAO41zPw
— B/R Football (@brfootball) June 27, 2019
oh, the memories … https://t.co/avgZLmvb9u
— Knattspyrnusambandið (@footballiceland) June 27, 2019
ON THIS DAY:
In 2010: Frank Lampard "scores" *that* goal as Germany beat England 4-1 at the World Cup.
In 2016: Iceland and their thunder clap send England home from the Euros.
— bet365 (@bet365) June 27, 2019
The chant that still sends a shudder down English spines…#OnThisDay in 2016, England crashed out of the Euros with that humiliating 2-1 defeat to Iceland.
10% of Iceland's population turned up to welcome them home as heroes ?????? #TBT pic.twitter.com/uR7c8uUT2a
— Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) June 27, 2019
Football On This Day – 27th June 2016
Just days after the Brexit vote, the national football team decided to leave Europe too. England were beaten 2-1 by mighty Iceland in a Euro last 16 tie. One of England's most embarrassing defeats https://t.co/ThUXOAw38E— Daily Stat Cards (@DailyStatCards) June 27, 2019
? ON THIS DAY: In 2016, England were knocked out of the Euros by Iceland.
Dark, dark times. ? pic.twitter.com/zyd8zKWTYw
— Footy Accumulators (@FootyAccums) June 27, 2019