Hulda Agnarsdottir has been the driving force behind Iceland's run through this tournament, orchestrating her team's offence with 4.2 assists per game whilst averaging 12.8 points. Her 44.5 TIB efficiency rating marks her as the standout performer in Division B, and our GB side will need to contain her playmaking from the first whistle if they're to stay in this one. Bella Rogers will carry the creative load for Great Britain, though the numbers tell a different story to Agnarsdottir's dominance. Rogers is operating at 28.5 TIB efficiency with 6.4 points per game — solid contributions, but Iceland's tempo and Agnarsdottir's court vision will test our defensive shape considerably. This is a matchup that hinges on whether Great Britain can disrupt Iceland's rhythm early and force turnovers. Agnarsdottir won't be stopped, but slowing her distribution and making her earn every possession is the blueprint. The game tips off from Sala Polivalenta 1 in Tulcea in roughly three hours — watch to see if our GB can grind out a result against the tournament's most efficient player.