Finland lags behind France in football history. However, after playing great football, they lost to the world champions for the first time.
In the friendly match, the students of Didiya Desam lost 2-0 at home. In another match, the match between Netherlands and Spain was drawn 1-1.
Finland won the friendly match 2-0 in Paris last night. Marcus Fros and Onni Bhalakari scored two goals in the first half. This is their first win against France.
Finland went ahead in the 26th minute against the trend in Paris on Wednesday night. Incumbent Marcus Fros found the net after receiving the ball from Rasmas Carialianien, avoiding the goalkeeper.
Three minutes later Finland gave another push to the world champions. After getting a pass from Johnny Cauco, Bhalakari found the net with a bullet speed shot from outside the D-box. The goalkeeper did not reach the ball even after jumping.
France tried hard in the second half but could not break down the Finnish defensive wall. As a result, the hosts had to leave the field with the failure of the rate.
In another match, the Netherlands-Spain drew 1-1 at the Johan Cruyff Arena in Amsterdam. Donnie von de Beck equalized in the 48th minute of the second half after Spain took the lead through Sergio Canales in the 18th minute of the first half.
Meanwhile, Spain captain Sergio Ramos sat next to Gianluigi Buffon in the record of playing the most matches for a European team with this match. Both have played 18 matches.