Finland shuts out Great Britain to reach medal games
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Finland shuts out Great Britain to reach medal games

A 21–0 win in Myyrmäki, Vantaa, secured Finland a place in the summer 2027 European Championship medal matches.

Nikos Papadopoulos
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Finland’s men’s national American football team beat Great Britain 21–0 in Myyrmäki, Vantaa, to secure a place in the medal matches of the summer 2027 European Championship.

The Finnish defense kept Great Britain scoreless, while Finland scored three touchdowns. The Finnish American Football Association (SAJL) did not specify the match date in its report.

Three touchdowns settle the contest

Finland led 7–0 after the opening quarter and went on to complete a shutout victory. The 21-point total came from three Finnish offensive touchdowns, according to SAJL.

The result sends Finland into the European Championship medal matches scheduled for summer 2027. SAJL’s report identifies the tournament stage but provides no further details about the medal-match schedule.

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The result confirms Finland’s place in the summer 2027 European Championship medal matches; the match date was not stated in the source report.

Nikos Papadopoulos
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  • SAJL
    Official source · 24/10/2026 18:42
Published on 24/10/2026 19:21

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