Scotland’s initial match against Finland concluded in a goalless 0-0 draw at Easter Road. Despite this outcome, analyst and coach John Walker expressed confidence that the inherent “quality” within Scotland’s squad will be sufficient to defeat Finland in Helsinki, thereby securing a place in Euro 2025. The two national teams contested an uninspiring goalless draw at Easter Road on Friday. However, Walker anticipates an improved performance from Scotland, given the high stakes of qualifying for a major tournament. Speaking on the BBC’s Scottish Football Podcast, Walker stated, “The idea that Caroline Weir and Erin Cuthbert don’t get a major tournament next year would be kind of unthinkable, we’ve got enough quality.” “We’re the last team to win in Finland with Scotland and I know Weir and Cuthbert were in the team in those games.” “Weir scored the goal the last time we won there and although the performance was pretty poor, I think Finland were kind of set up to really break well.” “We’ve got too much quality and I would expect us to show that tonight.” Post navigation Liverpool Manager Slot Views Guardiola Extension as Positive for Premier League Luton Defender Teden Mengi Sidelined for “Months” Following Knee Surgery