Republic of Ireland vs Finland Tickets

Nordic visitors make the trip to face The Boys in Green in what is sure to be a tight contest, and fans of both nations, as well as interested neutrals, can access a wealth of the best-priced Republic of Ireland vs Finland tickets here.

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Republic of Ireland vs Finland History

The Republic of Ireland’s first involvement in the FIFA World Cup came in 1990 when Jack Charlton’s side performed minor miracles to get all the way to the Quarter-finals. Their penalty shoot-out win over Romania is the stuff of legends, and the entire country will fondly remember the tournament. The subsequent Round of 16 finishes in 1994 and 2002 were also tinged with memorable moments. Their record in the UEFA Championship included some pockets of isolated success, with a Round of 16 finish achieved in Euro 2016.

It would be fair to say that Finland have not set the world on fire with their performances in major tournaments. Indeed, they have never made it to the FIFA World Cup and the delayed Euro 2020 finals was the first time Huuhkajat ever qualified for a major tournament. They won their first game in the competition against Denmark but losses to Russia and Belgium saw them knocked out at the first hurdle.

Republic of Ireland vs Finland Head-to-Head

These two nations have met plenty of times in the past, with their competitive bow coming in the qualifying for the 1950 FIFA World Cup, with Ireland winning 3-0 at home and drawing in Finland. The two teams met in the Nations League in 2020, with Fredrik Jensen scoring the winner for the Finns in Dublin and scoring the only goal of the game in a 1-0 success in Helsinki a month later.