Helsingin olympiastadion will host a key Group Stage encounter as Finland welcome Lithuania on 09/10/2025. On paper this looks like a clash between a home side chasing consistency and an away team still searching for a first group win. Finland sit third in the group with seven points from five matches, while Lithuania are fourth on three points. The recent results present a mixed picture: Finland split results with a 3-1 reverse at Poland in September after earlier beating the same opponents 2-1 in June, while Lithuania have been grinding out draws but remain without a win in group play. The draw between these two sides in March ended 2-2 and serves as a reminder that this can be an open contest, but context matters — Finland are playing at home in a stadium that holds over 40,000, and their group position reflects a side that has produced enough attacking moments to be favorites.
Statistically the duel is tighter than names suggest. Finland have produced slightly more shots overall and a better balance between dangerous attacks and finishing: 46 total shots with 17 on target across their group fixtures, compared with Lithuania’s 45 total and the same number of shots on target (17). Finland’s attacking averages translate into six goals scored in the group, while Lithuania have five. Defensively neither team has been watertight; Finland have conceded eight, Lithuania seven. Lithuania’s form trend leans heavily toward stalemates — three draws in five fixtures — while Finland have combined two wins, a draw and two defeats, suggesting they are more likely to press for victory at home. The head-to-head 2-2 draw shows both sides can find the net, but Lithuania’s away record in this campaign has been less productive in terms of scoring on the road.
Bookmakers have reacted accordingly: the latest market prices make Finland strong favorites, with the home win priced around 1.49 and carrying an implied probability north of 67%. That level of market confidence mirrors Finland’s superior group standing, the boost of home conditions and their slightly more clinical attacking output across the campaign. Lithuania’s route to a surprise rests on stifling Finland and turning opportunistic moments into points; their recent draw with the Netherlands at halftime before eventually losing suggests resilience but also a vulnerability late on.
Finland’s home advantage, better goal output in the group and the clear market backing point to a home victory as the most probable outcome. The H2H stalemate in March warns that goals could come from both sides, but the stronger signal across form, group position and bookmaker odds is a Finland win. Betting suggestion: back Finland to win (1X2 market) at the available price (around 1.49), combining sensible stake management with confidence in the home side’s edge for this fixture.
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