📊 Mood map of Switzerland last gasp Women's EUROs draw against Finland | OneFootball

In one of the most emotionally charged matches of UEFA Women’s EURO 2025, Finland and Switzerland delivered a dramatic 1-1 draw in Geneva that sent shockwaves through Group A.

From early anticipation to a last-gasp equaliser, the match became a swirling mood map of tension and heartbreak, culminating in Switzerland’s historic qualification for the quarter-finals and Finland’s crushing exit.

Here's how the mood of the game unfolded.

🟢 Kick‑off - Anticipation & Pride

Swiss fans packed Stade de Genève, buzzing with excitement and pride as hosts aiming for their first-ever knockout‑stage qualification

Finnish supporters arrived hopeful, their side full of confidence after a memorable win over Iceland earlier in the tournament.

⚡ First Half - Tense & Reserved

Both teams probed cautiously; Switzerland held slight dominance, led by midfield maestro Géraldine Reuteler as Finland counter‑attacked through Emma Koivisto and Katariina Kosola.

The crowd’s energy stayed high but anxious, sensing this was too close to call at the break.

🟥 Second Half - Pressure Builds

As the game progressed, the energy ramped up as the Swiss home crowd roared their nation on.

However, Finland’s resilience was embodied by key players, like Koivisto, whose defensive display kept her side in the contest. Swiss goalkeeper Livia Peng also made vital saves at key moments.

⚽ 78′ - Finnish Euphoria

Natalia Kuikka coolly converted a penalty after Maritz’s rash foul, sending Finnish fans into ecstasy.

Swiss supporters went silent; Finnish celebrations rippled around the stadium

🟡 90+2′ - Swiss Relief & Ecstasy

Substitute Riola Xhemaili connected with Reuteler’s scuffed shot to score a dramatic equaliser, unleashing wild celebrations among Swiss fans.

The Finnish players collapsed on the turf, visibly devastated after having quarter-final qualification once in their hands.

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