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"European Fish Belly" : Iceland Created Soccer Miracle

¡iĶ¤å¡jThe 2018 FIFA World Cup has just taken place in Russia, in which the eye-catching performance of some powerful soccer teams has drawn much attention and even some second- and third-tier groups strived to make miracles. Iceland, the so-called "European fish belly", made its way into the UEFA European Championship two years ago and its dream tour went on that it headed directly to its first ever World Cup finals.

The country finally secured an impressive 1-1 draw with one of the tournament favourites Argentina, taking one amazing step further towards its miracle. On the other hand, Iceland's economic achievements are deemed as extraordinary as its performance in the football matches.

Iceland lifts cup for its finances

According to a research of the Danish investment bank Saxo Bank which studied the scoring of the 32 national teams in the World Cup finals on an array of indicators of economic and financial health, Iceland was expected to defeat Denmark and be crowned as champion of the "Economic World Cup".

Led by a senior quantitative analyst of the Saxo Bank, the research measured the World Cup competitors with a series of economic indicators, including inflation, unemployment rate, stock market ¡]or oil market for Iran¡^, spread of credit default swaps and Gini coefficient, a statistical measure of income inequality.

The results showed that Iceland defeated Denmark in the economic World Cup final and Japan beat Germany in the third-place playoff. Other teams in the top 10 included South Korea, Switzerland, Australia, Sweden, Poland and England.

Some traditional footballing powers such as Brazil, Argentina and Spain were all knocked out in the group stage, attributing to the poor readings for the Gini coefficient. Meanwhile, a yellow card was issued to the Latin America's football teams, warning that their level of income inequality would harm their economies and thus prevented them from transforming their on-field success into the real world.

The Iceland's president Gudni Thorlacius Johannesson has shared with the Reuters in an interview about his expectation for the national team, saying that he was really excited that the team made it to the World Cup finals and hoped that they would be able to gain fans all around the world, especially those whose own teams missed out.

Johannesson recalled his memory about Iceland's entry into the quarter-finals of the UEFA European Championship two years ago. Even though the country eventually lost to the host France, the international breakthrough and the fighting spirit the team had demonstrated deserved the highest praise.

With a population of only 350,000 but achieving such outstanding result on the big stage, Johannesson said Iceland was just like a fairytale story and the team's solidarity had contributed greatly to the success.

Small country steps up to the big stage

He added that Iceland had many excellent coaches, and the country strived to make football accessible to everyone, regardless of family income or social status, with the hope to nurture a new Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo by encouraging more youth participation.

Despite being the head of state and so busy at work, the 49-year-old is a football fan and still enjoys a regular kickabout with friends when he is free. When taking about the economy of Iceland, Johannesson said that the country had been seriously hurt by the financial tsunami previously but it was able to recover and build a stronger economy 10 years later.

The success was driven by implementing appropriate economic policies, enhancing the core fishing industry, as well as developing tourism and high technology, investing more in human resources and creating an open economy.¡½Ãe¹Å»ö

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