The little braggarts first brought down Sweden and now Norway

Pikkuhuhkajat played quite a lively window of international matches, because last Thursday they beat Sweden 3–1 in Kalmar.

In Monday’s match, the statistics spoke strongly for Norway. Finland was the receiving side for long periods, but the home team could not get the ball to the goalkeeper Aleksi Biispan and Ukko Happonen even past the rank and file. Happonen played the second half and saved Marius Broholmin the hardest.

Djurgården’s super promise from Kuopio Matias Siltanen19, was, as expected, the supporting forces of the Pikkuhuahkajie in both matches. The midfielder scored a goal in the net of both Sweden and Norway.

Siltanen’s participation in the youth national team was a small surprise. Many expected that Jacob Friis would have already selected Siltanen for the men’s national team.

Finland scored the opening goal against Norway Good luck Helen. In addition to Siltanen, they hit the Swedish net Take the Glue and Julius Körkkö.

Little brats The EC qualifiers continue at the end of September, when Finland meets Spain. Finland is second in its qualifying group just after Spain. The difference between the top two is five points, but there are three rounds of matches to be played.

The first place in the qualifying groups and the best group runner-up go directly to the European Championships. The rest of the group runners-up are aiming for a place in the further qualifiers.

Correction at 23:21: Otso Liimatta and Julius Körkkö managed to score against Sweden, not Norway.