Prediction Finland - San Marino today 00:00 16/11/2026.

Finland has demonstrated explosive potential with big wins (e.g., 7-0 against San Marino) in the last 10 matches, indicating high attacking potential.

Finland has secured 4 clean sheets in their last 10 appearances, demonstrating their ability to organize a strong defense when they control the flow of the game.

Finland has maintained an average of 5.4 corners per match in the last 10 games, indicating that they are proactive in attacking the flanks.

Finland maintains high stability in its key pillars, particularly the central midfield trio, which combines Leo Walta's playmaking ability (14 Key Passes) and Adam Markhiev's defensive support (12 tackles) over the last 10 matches.

Finland's staffing situation is assessed as very good; Robin Lod's absence due to a hamstring injury does not affect the core squad because he is part of the reserve group.

Finland's average goals scored of 2.6 per game confirms continuous attacking potential, despite the form streak (LLWDW) showing performance fluctuations.

Finland's record in the last 10 matches is (T-T-H-T-T-T-H-T-T-T), showing fluctuating form and a noticeable lack of stability.

Conceding a total of 11 goals (averaging 1.1 goals per match) in the last 10 games is a defensive weakness that Finland needs to address.

Receiving 13 yellow cards and 1 red card in the last 10 matches indicates that Finland has a tendency towards aggressive play, which poses a disciplinary risk.

Although the 40.00% clean sheet rate is acceptable, Finland's 'No Goal Scored (FTS): 60.00%' metric is a warning sign of reliance on opponents to create goals.

San Marino maintains high stability in its core personnel, with pillars like S. Giocondi and Michele Cevoli consistently playing as starters in 4 out of the last 5 matches, ensuring solidness for the defensive axis.

San Marino's midfield axis is defined by the synergy between Lorenzo·Capicchioni and S. Zannoni, who set the pace and playmaking ability (Capicchioni had 1 assist all season).

Nicola Nanni is San Marino's main attacking focal point, coupled with the presence of Nicholas Giacopetti, indicating the ability to create direct threats in the forward line.

San Marino has demonstrated flexible tactical adjustments, utilizing various formations in the last 10 matches, with a consistent focus on controlling the midfield.

San Marino's last 10 matches show a high percentage (80%) of games featuring three or more goals, confirming that their matches are typically open and high-scoring.

The absence of Tommaso Benvenuti and Andrea Contadini, both rotational players, does not significantly diminish San Marino's core strength.

San Marino has shown an alarming trend in form over the last 10 matches, with all losses having large score differences, suggesting difficulty in maintaining defensive concentration.

In the last 10 matches, San Marino has conceded a total of 31 goals, averaging 3.1 goals per match, indicating a very vulnerable defense system.

San Marino's scoring ability has been very poor over the last 10 matches, having scored only a total of 5 goals, which averages 0.5 goals per game and makes it difficult to create scoring opportunities.

San Marino received a total of 34 yellow cards and 1 red card over a series of 10 matches, reflecting tension and lack of consistency in maintaining individual and collective discipline.