Finland's 1-0 Triumph: Kosola's Goal Ends 16-Year Wait at Women's Euro
Katariina Kosola's late goal secured Finland's 1-0 victory over Iceland in the Women's European Championship, marking their first win since Euro 2009. Iceland played with 10 players after a red card, and their efforts to equalize fell short. The match took place amid a Swiss heatwave.

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Katariina Kosola's crucial goal in the 70th minute led Finland to a 1-0 victory against Iceland in the Women's European Championship opener. This win marks Finland's first Euro victory since 2009, breaking a prolonged winless streak for the team.
Despite Iceland's determined play, they were hindered by a red card for midfielder Hildur Antonsdóttir in the 58th minute. Iceland's Sveindís Jónsdóttir missed a key chance to equalize late in the match, keeping Finland's lead intact.
The game unfolded amid a Swiss heatwave, adding to the challenge. Finland's triumph in Group A showcases their potential, especially after both teams struggled in previous European tournaments.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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