Little brats had a hard time in Turku.
The Pikkuhuuhkajat led by Mika Lehkosuo ended in a draw in Turku. PDO
Finland’s under-21 national football team drew 0-0 with Kosovo in the European Championship qualifying match in Turku.
In the match, there were chances for the little ones to score, but Kosovo continued to defend tenaciously and closely throughout the 90 minutes.
In the opening period, the Finnish team protested loudly when Juho Talvitie went wrong in the pits due to the contact of the Kosovar. However, the referee showed that there was no foul in the situation, and the ball was not fouled.
A moment later Otto Ruoppi got to try to score when Kosovo’s veskari Laurent Seji your host to a loose ball outside the box. However, Ruop’s lifting was not enough, and Kosovo’s defense had time to clear the ball from in front of the goal.
In the second half, Finland continued to control the ball, but it was difficult to break into decent scoring positions.
Extra time was already underway, when the Pikkuhuuhkajat got a free kick right from the edge of the penalty area. Matias Siltanen kuti, however, blew through the elastic from the right side.
Pikkhuuhkajat is second in its group after five matches. A total of 10 points were accumulated from the autumn matches. Spain continues to be the top country in the group.