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Austria vs Finland UEFA Euros Tournament Record
Having failed to successfully qualify for the finals for 12 successive editions of the UEFA European Championships at Euro 2008, Austria qualified on account of being co-hosts, along with Switzerland.
Even on home soil, they struggled, and Das Team managed just one point from their three group stage games, and eight years later, at Euro 2016, they finally made it to the finals on the basis of merit but again secured just one draw from their three group stage games.
Euro 2020 proved far more successful, with Austria securing wins over both North Macedonia and Ukraine to book their place in the last 16, where they lost to Italy after extra time, and Roberto Mancini’s side then went on to win the competition.
Finland have been even more ineffective in the history of the tournament, qualifying on just one occasion, that coming at Euro 2020.
There the Finns surprised many by beating Denmark in Copenhagen in their opening fixture, albeit the Danes were perhaps a little shellshocked following the near-fatal cardiac event suffered by midfielder Christian Eriksen, who would then go on to move to Manchester United.
Finland then suffered losses to both Russia and Belgium and were eliminated from the competition.
Austria vs Finland Head-to-Head
Austria and Finland have only met in one previous UEFA European Championship campaign and that came in the qualifying phase for the 1968 finals.
The two sides shared a goalless draw in their first meeting before Austria edged out Finland 2-1 in Vienna.
