Euro 2016: Iceland fans forced to buy replica shirts from England after their country run out during tournament

ICELAND’S incredible Euro 2016 adventure has been such a hit back home – their entire country has RUN OUT of replica shirts.

The island minnows stunned the footballing world on Monday after an astonishing 2-1 win over England in the last 16.

And their Euro campaign has been such a success that all their local stores and Sports Directs have sold out of Iceland jerseys.

Supporters have had to order in replica shirts from ENGLAND in preparation for their quarter-final clash with France on Sunday.

One fan said: “Football fever has really gripped Iceland. We are a small but proud country and our national team is putting football on the map here.

“There have been no cars on the roads here since the tournament started. Everyone is watching the tournament. You can't get an Iceland shirt anywhere.”

Iceland are the smallest nation at Euro 2016 with a population of around just 323,000 people.

Lars Lagerback's men have hugely overachieved so far this summer, drawing against Portugal and Hungary and beating Austria and England.