Finland dominated a friendly against Andorra in Helsinki, securing a commanding 4–0 victory that underscored their attacking superiority. The hosts controlled proceedings with 76 per cent possession and 13 shots, nine of which found the target, while their xG of 2.79 reflected clinical finishing beyond the underlying metrics. Andorra offered minimal resistance, managing only four shots with none on target and registering just 0.08 xG, their goalkeeper making nine saves at a 55.56 per cent success rate. Oliver Antman opened the scoring for Finland in a performance that showcased the gulf in quality between the sides. The 3–4–2–1 formation proved effective in breaking down Andorra's defensive 5–4–1 setup, with Finland's attacking midfielders finding space throughout. This emphatic win provides Finland with momentum heading into their next fixture.