It will be Norway vs Finland on Sunday, and here we give you the latest betting tips and odds, and give our prediction for the Group A clash at Women’s Euro 2025.
Norway or Finland could become the first side to book their place in the Women’s Euro 2025 quarter-finals.
Finland beat Iceland 1-0 in the opening game of the tournament, before Norway came from behind to beat hosts Switzerland 2-1.
Norway’s English coach Gemma Grainger inspired Norway to victory with her half-time team talk against Switzerland. However, she will want a much improved performance from her side against Finland on Sunday.
Below, we take a look at the latest betting odds and give our prediction for Norway vs Finland at Euro 2025.
Norway vs Finland game information
- ⚽️ Euro 2025: Group A
- 🏟️ Stade Tourbillon
- ⏱️ Sunday, July 6th: 17:00pm (BST) (BBC Two and iPlayer)
- 🎲 Odds: Norway 4/7 | Draw 9/4 | Finland 4/1
🇳🇴 Norway come from behind to get the win in Basel 💪 #WEURO2025 pic.twitter.com/B64GOcmBnM
— UEFA Women's EURO 2025 (@WEURO2025) July 2, 2025
Norway and Finland team news
Norway and Finland could play unchanged sides from those that respectively beat Switzerland and Iceland in the opening matchday of Euro 2025.
Ada Hegerberg will be looking to add to the goal she scored against Switzerland which pulled Norway level.
The Finland side will likely include new London City Lionesses signing Sanni Franssi.
Norway predicted XI (4-2-3-1): Fiskerstrand; Bjeldge, Mjelde, Hansen, Lund; Risa, Engen; Maanum, Graham Hansen, Reiten; Hegerberg
Finland predicted XI (4-4-1-1): Koivunen; Koivisto, Kuikka, Nystrom, Tynnila; Siren, Summanen, Oling, Kosola; Franssi; Sallstrom
Norway vs Finland prediction
Norway or Finland could book themselves a spot in the quarter-finals of Euro 2025 when the two nations meet on Sunday.
Finland have not reached the last-eight since making the quarter-finals back in 2009 – four years after reaching the semi-finals.
Norway are two-time winners of the competition and will be fancied by many to make the quarter-finals on Sunday.
However, their recent performances have been far from convincing. Norwegian media criticised the team for their first-half display against Switzerland, comparing it to their 2-0 friendly loss to Sweden a week prior.
However, Norway can take solace from the fact that they didn’t have to perform at their best levels to beat Switzerland. They should also walk away with victory from their clash with Finland this weekend.
We predict Norway to take a 2-0 victory, which according to the best online bookmakers for UK bettors, is available at odds of 6/1.
Prediction: Norway 2-0 Finland – 6/1
Norway vs Finland betting tips
- Norway vs Finland betting tip 1 – Ada Hegerberg to score first goal
The 29-year-old has so often proven herself to be an integral player for the Norwegian national side, scoring 50 goals in 92 appearances.
She came to their rescue in their Euro 2025 opener against Switzerland, heading in the equaliser before an own goal gave Norway the lead five minutes later.
The Lyon star will fancy her chances of adding to her Euro 2025 tally against Finland on Sunday.
She will also be keen to make up for missing a penalty during the clash with Switzerland, which could have given Norway a more comfortable victory.
- Norway vs Finland betting tip 2 – Half-time draw, full-time Norway victory – 7/2
Norway were very slow to get off the marks during their Women’s Euro 2025 opener against Switzerland.
Finland have a solid defence and could make it hard for Norway to score their first goal.
So it would be no surprise to see the sides goalless going into the first-half interval.
🇫🇮 Kosola put on a show to fire Finland to victory! 🤩🔝#WEUROPOTM || @VisaUK pic.twitter.com/bx0XAOygNM
— UEFA Women's EURO 2025 (@WEURO2025) July 2, 2025
Euro 2025 odds
At the time of writing, Norway are 4/11 favourites to win Group A and reach the Euro 2025 quarter-finals.
Finland are tied with Switzerland at odds of 5/1 to win the group, though second is still good enough to reach the last-eight.
Gemma Grainger’s Norway side are seventh in the overall odds to win the tournament at odds of 25/1. Finland meanwhile are considerable long shots to lift the trophy at odds of 100/1.
Spain remain the tournament favourites following their 5-0 victory over Portugal on Thursday.
