Norway vs Finland UEFA Women's EURO 2025 Group A preview: Where to watch, kick-off time, predicted line-ups

All you need to know about the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 Group A game between Norway and Finland.

Where to watch Norway vs Finland on TV

Fans can find their local UEFA Women's EURO 2025 broadcast partner(s) here.

What do you need to know?

Both these teams made winning starts to Group A. Katariina Kosola scored the only goal as Finland edged out ten-player Iceland in Thun, while Norway overcame a partisan home crowd and 1-0 half-time deficit to beat Switzerland 2-1 in Basel.

Norway will be through to the quarter-finals (as group winners) if they beat Finland and Iceland do not beat Switzerland.

Finland will be through to the quarter-finals (as group winners) if they beat Norway and Switzerland do not beat Iceland.

Predicted team line-ups

Norway: Fiskerstrand; Bratberg Lund, T Hansen, Mjelde, Bjelde; Engen, Maanum, Bøe Risa; Reiten, Hegerberg, Graham Hansen
Misses next match if booked: Bjelde

Finland: Koivunen; Tynnilä, Kuikka, Nyström, Lehtola; Kosola, Öling, Summanen, Ahtinen; Rantala, Franssi
Misses next match if booked: Nyström

Reporters' views

Sara Nilssen Kilen, Norway reporter
Norway must build on the second-half improvements they showed in their opener against Switzerland. One key adjustment was moving Caroline Graham Hansen out wide, where her pace and one-on-one ability opened up the game. To break down Finland's compact and disciplined defence, Norway need to bring energy and sharpness from the outset. Sustained intensity could be the key to securing top spot.

Mikael Erävuori, Finland reporter
The win over Iceland has certainly injected confidence into this Finland squad. Though Norway will be an even harder nut to crack, there were several positive signs in Finland's play in the opening game and there will probably be no major changes in terms of personnel or tactics. Finland have to build on a solid defensive structure by being more clinical in the box when chances arise.

What the coaches say

Gemma Grainger, Norway coach: "They obviously got the win in the first game. We played them last year in the qualification for the championship. They’re a team that we know well. I’m very respectful of the way they like to play football, I like that about them. I think they’re a tough team to play against, and I’m really looking forward to the game tomorrow."

Marko Saloranta, Finland coach: "The fact that both teams won their opening match may affect the game in some sense. Both sides know that in a four-team group another win would almost certainly mean a place in top two. I expect both teams to play bravely and really go for another win."