When Iceland Beat England in Euro 2016 | Stand Up Comedy | Ari Eldjárn

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Published 2020-12-02

Hilarious Icelandic comedian, Ari Eldjárn, takes centre stage with his stand up special, admitting that England losing to Iceland in the UEFA Euro 2016 was one of the best moments of his life. Watch his reaction to the game here and find Ari Eldjárn: Pardon My Icelandic, now streaming on Netflix.

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When Iceland Beat England in Euro 2016 | Stand Up Comedy | Ari Eldjárn
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In this English-language special, Icelandic comedian Ari Eldjárn pokes fun at Nordic rivalries, Hollywood's take on Thor, the whims of toddlers and more.

All Comments (21)

@_riippuu 3 years ago

When Iceland won, the whole world cheered
@XProductions92 2 years ago

Eldjarn's impression of an English cockney accent is Just spot on!!
@nautilusshell4969 3 years ago

Cod Wars: Iceland 3:0 UK Football: Iceland 2:1 England I think we should just shut up at this point and realise we're on a losing streak here.
@ronanoloingsigh5251 3 years ago

I'm Irish and I got more enjoyment out of watching that match than I probably should have
@Stormchantress 3 years ago

There was this running joke in Poland when that happened. How do you form the Icelandic football team? Well, first you round up all the population. Then you remove all the pensioneers, the disabled, the women, the children, all those who don't know the rules of football, and the 11 people left are your team!
@michaelhoffmann2891 3 years ago

Reading about that legal saga is actually hilarious. The supermarket chain didn't sue Iceland, but rather went after smaller businesses who didn't have the money to defend themselves, so lost and couldn't use "Icelandic" in their names - actual Icelandic business couldn't use "Icelandic" in their names! So, Iceland (the country) sued the supermarket chain. Which led to further hilarity when UK investors raged against Iceland (the country) which had supposedly shafted all of them when it went bankrupt during the GFC. You need a whiteboard to properly visualise this or it becomes a "who's on first" skit.
@kashgarinn 3 years ago

“They did that to themselves” - He could just as well be talking about Brexit
@johnnydeleon8210 3 years ago

Brits always come up with hilarious chants 😆
@muhammadimran3598 2 years ago

This Guy can speak English in so many accents and 💯 percentage perfectly
@cathdodd5072 2 years ago

How did Ari slip under my radar for so long? He is brilliant!
@n.carreiro 3 years ago

Everybody wanted Iceland to win that day
@emackb1457 3 years ago

I’m American and that is also my favorite moment of all time 😂
@chocmilkshake24 3 years ago

Dude is brilliant!
@christostsiam5535 3 years ago

Here in greece we had some serious 2004 flashbacks after that game
@NiVi192 2 years ago

I'm not from Iceland and I can still feel his gloating! 😂👌🏼
@franciscoancer2618 3 years ago

“And they lost to a shit-shop in London” Would’ve been great if he added: “Before they lost to Iceland”
@abbeywho5730 3 years ago

That's one of my favorite moments in sports, too, and I'm from Finland
@harrybooks8436 3 years ago

i remember watching that game, went from "Yes Rooney, WAZZA!!!!" to "England are shit" in the space of 2 minutes
@shizukagozen777 2 years ago

That Iceland supermarket might lowkey be American. 🤭😂😂
@iMertin90 3 years ago

Love from Scotland