England - Finland - 10 September 2024 UEFA Nations League - (2-0)

Morten Krogh signals a free kick to England.

Goal kick for Finland at Wembley Stadium.

Morten Krogh signals a Finland throw-in in England's half.

England drive forward at breakneck speed but are pulled up for offside.

England awarded a free kick in their own half.

The away team have replaced Rasmus Schuller with Leo Walta. This is the fifth substitution made today by Markku Kanerva.

Throw-in Finland.

Lee Carsley is making the team's fifth substitution at Wembley Stadium with Marc Guehi replacing John Stones.

Jarrod Bowen is replacing Harry Kane for the home team.

Great finish from Harry Kane to give England a 2-0 lead. Great play from Noni Madueke to set up the goal.

Finland have a goal kick.

The away team replace Topi Keskinen with Oliver Antman.

Morten Krogh awards Finland a goal kick.

Noni Madueke is replacing Bukayo Saka for the home team.

England make their second substitution with Eberechi Eze replacing Anthony Gordon.

In London a free kick has been awarded the home team.

Rasmus Schuller is booked for the away team.

Free kick for Finland in the half of England.

Throw-in for Finland close to the penalty box.

Finland make their third substitution with Robin Lod replacing Fredrik Jensen.

Ball goes out of play for a Finland goal kick.

The home team replace Ezri Konsa with Levi Colwill.

It's a goal kick for the away team in London.

England's Rico Lewis misses with an attempt on goal.

Morten Krogh signals a free kick to England in their own half.

Harry Kane is on target to give England a 1-0 advantage. That's a fine assist from Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Morten Krogh awards the away team a throw-in.

Finland will need to be alert as they defend a dangerous free kick from England.

Declan Rice of England smashes in a shot on target. The keeper saves, though.

Free kick for Finland in their own half.

Finland awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Benjamin Kallman is on a sub for Teemu Pukki for Finland.

Markku Kanerva (Finland) is making a first substitution, with Ilmari Niskanen replacing Jere Uronen.

Morten Krogh blows to end the first-half.

Throw-in for Finland at Wembley Stadium.

Goal kick for Finland at Wembley Stadium.

England are in shooting range from this free kick.

Morten Krogh signals a throw-in for England, close to Finland's area.

Corner awarded to Finland.

Morten Krogh awards Finland a goal kick.

Finland have a goal kick.

Morten Krogh signals a free kick to Finland in their own half.

England have been awarded a corner by Morten Krogh.

Finland awarded a free kick in their own half.

Free kick England.

Morten Krogh awards Finland a goal kick.

England have been awarded a corner by Morten Krogh.

Corner awarded to England.

Corner awarded to England.

England have been awarded a corner by Morten Krogh.

Ball goes out of play for a England goal kick.

A throw-in for the away team on the opposite half.

It's a goal kick for the away team in London.

Free kick for England in their own half.

England are whistled for offside.

Goal kick for Finland at Wembley Stadium.

Morten Krogh signals a free kick to England in their own half.

England have been awarded a corner by Morten Krogh.

England to take a throw-in in Finland territory.

Can England get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Finland's half?

Finland awarded a free kick in their own half.

Morten Krogh signals a Finland throw-in in England's half.

Corner awarded to Finland.

Finland to take a throw-in in England territory.

Throw-in for Finland in the half of England.

Throw-in for Finland in their own half.

Corner awarded to England.

England have a goal kick.

England have been awarded a corner by Morten Krogh.

A throw-in for the home team on the opposite half.

England have scored at least one goal for 5 consecutive matches.

England scores 1.4 goals when playing at home and Finland scores 1.4 goals when playing away (on average).

England's performance of the last 5 matches is better than Finland's.

When Finland is down 1-0 away, they win 0% of their matches.

When England is down 0-1 home, they win 50% of their matches.

When Finland leads 0-1 away, they win in 100% of their matches.

When England leads 1-0 at home, they win in 100% of their matches.

England wins 23% of halftimes, Finland wins 37%.

England wins 1st half in 23% of their matches, Finland in 37% of their matches.

Finland have scored at least one goal for 7 consecutive matches.

Finland have conceded a goal in each of their last 5 matches.