Norway vs Finland Match Analysis and Prediction

Norway vs Finland Match Analysis & Prediction

Norway

20/11/2022 4:00 pm

Finland

by Dennis Tackler

6 months ago 0 83

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Norway will look to end the year with back to back friendly wins when they welcome Finland to the Ullevaal Stadion on Sunday evening.

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Norway recorded a 2-1 win over Ireland in Dublin on Thursday night with Ohi Omoijuanfo getting the winner in the 85^th minute.

They will now be looking to overcome Finland in what will be their final fixture this year. The Norwegians missed out on a place in the this month’s World Cup finals, and will use the fixture to prepare for return of competitive fixtures in March next year.

They have a good head-to-head record over Finland and will be looking to continue inserting their dominance on the Finns in the Sunday’s clash. The Thursday’s win should be a good confidence booster.

Meanwhile Finland picked up a 1-1 draw against North Macedonia last Thursday in an international friendly fixture at away.

They have now gone unbeaten in the last three games and will be hoping to maintain the run as they seek to end the year positively. They have struggled against Norway though, falling to 2-0 defeat last time the two met and will need to be at the best on Sunday.

Norway vs. Finland Head to head

Both sides have met in three encounters since 2003 with Norway winning on all occasions.

29/03/2016

Norway

2

Finland

0

International Friendlies
01/04/2009

Norway

3

Finland

2

International Friendlies
22/05/2003

Norway

2

Finland

0

International Friendlies
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Norway Team News

Norway did not use Erling Haaland in their win over Ireland over a foot injury and he remains a doubt for the Sunday’s clash, while the likes of Martin Odegaard, Mohamed Elyounoussi and Jorgen Strand Larsen will are expected to start again.