The Portugal captain was left fuming after failing to beat the islanders two years ago, and they are hoping for a similar outcome against Argentina
Johann Gudmundsson hopes Iceland can keep a lid on Lionel Messi in their World Cup opener, after provoking the ire of Cristiano Ronaldo at Euro 2016.
In their maiden appearance at a major international tournament two years ago, Iceland earned a 1-1 draw from a clash with Ronaldo's eventual champions, drawing a frustrated response from the Real Madrid superstar.
Ronaldo criticised his opponents' defensive tactics and dismissed their approach as one of a team with a "small mentality".