It was not pretty, but the ultra-defensive game plan Iceland used to scratch out a point against Argentina in Moscow on Saturday worked.Putting all 11 players deep behind the ball in their own half was not a recipe for attractive soccer, but Iceland knew it was their only path to a result, and they owned it."We are bluntly honest in our ability," said the plan's architect, Iceland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson."We know how we can win football matches, and against a team like Argentina, it is just a fact that they have superior individuals with superior skills. They play in better teams, in be…READ FULL ARTICLE
