Unlikely to be as pleasant on the eye, but no less explosive, that particular showdown is scheduled for Saturday, with the fixture generator having unwittingly maximised excitement among Iceland's football followers by pitting the Premier League's two potential title winners against each other on the final day of the season.
By contrast Westmorland and Lonsdale, 80 minutes up the M6 from Manchester Central, which recorded 76.9% turnout in 2010 – England's highest – is again bubbling with campaign excitement.
He scored 83 goals in three years for Brighton and there was plenty of excitement when he joined Glenn Hoddle's Tottenham Hotspur for £1.5m in 2003.
The trailer kicks off with a mother telling her son Gray she's really "proud of him for going on this trip", as the little guy looks at his ticket with Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-levels of excitement.
It is a powerful novel about a city in the mid-19th century caught up in the excitement of prosperity.
After an exhilarating five minutes, we climbed back onto the raft for another two hours of excitement.
Carolyn and I arrived at an all-but-deserted Paddington in great excitement.
Europa League-chasing Lazio appeared happy enough to cling onto a slender lead after Stefan Radu added some excitement to a dull first half with a rare goal.
The excitement that interviewers seek in vain when speaking to Henman is provided on the court, where the British number one plays a brand of attacking, serve-and-volley tennis that is rapidly being replaced by the baseline belting preferred by most of the new generation of players.
The trouble is still there though and as two attempts have been made within the week on Calles' life, the place is teeming with an undercurrent of excitement.
You may well laugh at my childish excitement about this small insight, given it's complete lack of any consequential meaning – who cares what the man wears or how he sequences his wardrobe – but I liked it, because it rang true.
