Football in Iceland is a popular sport enjoyed by many, both at the amateur and professional levels. The national team has gained international recognition, especially after their impressive performance in the 2016 UEFA European Championship, where they reached the quarter-finals. The domestic league, known as the Úrvalsdeild, features clubs from various regions of the country. Football is played year-round, with indoor facilities allowing for training during the harsh winter months. The sport has a strong grassroots presence, with many youth programs promoting participation and skill development.