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England thrashed Finland in a dominated match
England convincingly beat Finland in a UEFA Nations League match played at Wembley Stadium in London. Harry Kane’s goals in the 57th and 76th minutes, both assisted by his teammates, sealed a victory for the English, who were never in danger.
England’s dominance was reflected in the statistics: 77% possession, 21 shots (8 on goal) and 8 corners compared to Finland’s 2 shots (none on goal) and 2 corners.
The first half was a complete domination by the English, who were held back by a Finnish defense that stood firm. After the break, Kane opened the scoring in the 57th minute, and just 19 minutes later, he extended the lead, sealing a resounding result.
Kane’s performance was key to England’s victory, while Finland could hardly generate danger in the opponent’s goal. The only moment of tension in the match came in the 66th minute, when Finnish player R. Schuller received a yellow card.
The match left a clear picture: England is in a great moment, with a devastating offensive game and a solid defense. Finland, on the other hand, will have to work hard to improve their level and seek a victory in the next round.
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Substitutions finland: at minute 46 B. Kallman came in and T. Pukki went out., at minute 46 I. Niskanen came in and J. Uronen went out., at minute 62 R. Lod came in and F. Jensen went out., at minute 74 O. Antman came in and T. Keskinen went out., at minute 84 L. Walta came in and R. Schuller went out.
Substitutions england: at minute 61 L. Colwill came in and E. Konsa went out., at minute 66 N. Madueke came in and B. Saka went out., at minute 66 E. Eze came in and A. Gordon went out., at minute 79 M. Guehi came in and J. Stones went out., at minute 79 J. Bowen came in and H. Kane went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
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