Scotland’s head coach, Pedro Martinez Losa, stated that his team performed effectively in the defensive aspects of the match. He remarked, “We did well with the dirty part of the game. That’s a great credit to the team, not conceding a goal. We expect a little bit more on the ball but it’s not as simple in this type of game.” Losa also predicted a comparable dynamic for both sides in their upcoming fixture, adding, “It’s going to be a similar pattern for both teams in the next game. We are going to need just one opportunity to win the game in Finland.” Meanwhile, Finland’s head coach, Marko Saloranta, expressed contentment with the outcome. He commented, “We have to be satisfied with the result. Scotland is a very, very, very good team with unbelievable players. We were missing some important players.” Saloranta further conveyed his anticipation for the return leg, stating, “It will be so nice to play in Helsinki on Tuesday. We have been quite good at home. Everything is open and there’s a big prize.” Post navigation Edinburgh Rugby announces eight team changes for Gloucester Challenge Cup fixture, including Sam Skinner’s first start Sales Begin for Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 Matches in Brighton