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Portugal Women

03-04 02:45

2 - 0

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Finland Women

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Finland Women

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115

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114

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End 2-0

97′

E.Summanen

94′

2-0

Carolina Santiago

Assist: F.N.Sousa

93′

F.Pinto

A. Jacinto

91′

1-0

L.Alves

Assist: F.N.Sousa

90′

S.Franssi

Lotta Lindström

83′

L.Alves

J. Marchão

83′

D.Silva

A.Faria

82′

N.Lehtola

J. Tunturi

71′

A.Capeta

D.Silva

71′

Carolina Santiago

J.Silva

59′

R.Öling

kiviranta milja

59′

o.sevenius

P. Nystrom

45′

A.Engman

K.Kosola

Halftime 0-0

17′

K.Kosola

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Match Info

Portugal Women earned a solid 2-0 home win against Finland Women in a key FIFA Women's World Cup qualification (UEFA) match on March 4, 2026. The victory strengthened Portugal's position in the group, as they overcame a well-organized Finnish team with a clinical second-half performance. The match process was a cagey affair in the first half, with both teams canceling each other out in midfield and creating few clear chances. The game opened up after the break, with Portugal breaking the deadlock from a well-worked move just before the hour mark. The goal gave Portugal confidence, and they sealed the victory with a second goal ten minutes later, a powerful strike from outside the box. Finland pushed for a consolation but found Portugal's defense in resolute form. The key focus point was Portugal's ability to raise their level in the final third when it mattered most. The three points were crucial for Portugal's standing in the group table, applying pressure on the teams above them. The Portugal manager praised his team's patience and quality, while the Finland coach pointed to a costly ten-minute period that decided the match.