Finland beats Morocco and Switzerland in weekend matches
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Finland beats Morocco and Switzerland in weekend matches

The Finnish national team recorded two wins in Switzerland, including a 31–12 result against the host team.

Frank Di Frank
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Finland’s women’s flag football national team won both of its reported Sunday matches in Switzerland, beating Morocco 33–0 and the Swiss team 31–12.

The Finnish American Football Association (SAJL), the source of the results, did not specify the event date in the information provided.

Two wins on Sunday

Finland shut out Morocco 33–0 before defeating Switzerland 31–12, SAJL reported. The source described the games as taking place over the weekend in Switzerland.

SAJL also noted that the win over Switzerland came after Finland had narrowly lost to the Swiss team in a bronze-medal match. The supplied information did not identify the date or event for that earlier match.

Event date not provided

The event date for the two wins was not stated in the source material, so it cannot be independently specified here.

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The reported results give Finland two wins from its Sunday matches against Morocco and Switzerland.

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  • SAJL
    Official source · 02/11/2026 07:28
Published on 02/11/2026 07:52

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