The sides will resume at 0-0 on Tuesday in Helsinki, when Scotland women will hope to reach their second European Championship and first major finals since the 2019 World Cup. And though Finland boast a strong home record, the Scots are unbeaten in nine and won there in a friendly last year.

Scotland face a tough challenge to keep their Euro 2025 hopes alive after grinding out a goalless draw with Finland in first leg of their play-off at Easter Road. Pedro Martinez Losa’s side will head to Finland on Tuesday with it all to do after a below-par performance with few clear-cut chances.

The game will take place at Easter Road in Edinburgh as the national team look to take a step towards Switzerland next summer.

Scotland take on Finland at Easter Road in the first leg of their vital Women’s Euro 2025 qualifier this week.

Scotland and Finland drew 0-0 in the UEFA Women’s Euro qualifying play-offs 1st Leg, Northern Ireland suffered a 4-0 home defeat by Norway. Serbia 0-2 Sweden Poland 1-0 Austria Ukraine 0-2 Belgium Northern Ireland 0-4 Norway Wales 1-1 Republic of Ireland Scotland 0-0 Finland Portugal 1-1 Czechia

A frustratingly equal match-up saw Scotland draw 0-0 against Finland in the first leg of their Euro 2025 qualifying playoff, leaving all to play for on Tuesday night. The winner of Tuesday’s match