Hungary defeated Finland 2–1 in an International Friendly on 5 June, with the hosts controlling proceedings through a 4–2–3–1 setup that dominated shot creation despite modest underlying metrics. Hungary registered 18 shots compared to Finland's 11, though their expected goals of 1.0 suggested clinical finishing rather than overwhelming dominance; Finland's 4–3–3 formation generated four shots on target from 0.72 xG, indicating greater efficiency in chance conversion. The visitors' goalkeeper performed adequately with a 75 per cent save percentage, conceding 1.0 post-shot expected goals, though Hungary's direct approach ultimately proved decisive. Referee Ante Culina oversaw a competitive encounter that saw the home side's greater shot volume translate into victory. Hungary's attacking intent in midfield proved the difference in a match where both sides created limited high-quality opportunities.