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Finnish sports results

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2026-09-19 18:01 UTC → 2026-09-25 21:18 UTC · added removed

Recent sports updates from Finland cover various results in football, basketball, and ice hockey. In football, Inter Turku moved to the top of the Veikkausliiga following a 1–0 victory against AC Oulu, overtaking KuPS on goal difference. In the women’s National League, HJK secured a 6–1 win over Gnistan, while Åland United defeated Ilves 3–2. Other recent results include a 1–1 draw between Gnistan and HJK in the men’s league, a 1–1 draw between FC Lahti and Jaro, and MyPa’s 5–1 victory against Lahden Reipas in the Kakkonen lower playoff series. In the Ykkösliiga, Käpylän Pallo (KäPa) defeated FC Haka 3–2; although FC Haka led 2–0 via an Oliver Whyte goal, KäPa secured the win with goals from Niklas Leinonen and Mikko Kuningas. In basketball, Vilpas defeated Korihait 94–88 in their season opener. In ice hockey, the Liiga saw several decisive matches. SaiPa won the Kaakon Derby against KooKoo 4–0. Other notable results include TPS defeating Tappara 4–0, Jukurit beating Pelicans 3–1, and Lukko securing a 3–2 overtime victory against HIFK. Kärpät also earned a 3–2 win over Sport. Previous results included Sport winning 2–1 against Lukko More recently, HIFK suffered its third home loss of the season, falling 4–3 to JYP. HIFK head coach Olli Jokinen noted that while the team was competitive, penalties in overtime and the second period allowed JYP beating Jokerit 4–2. to gain momentum. JYP remains at the top of the league following this victory.

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  1. 2026-09-25 21:18 UTC Finnish sports results
  2. 2026-09-19 18:01 UTC Finnish sports results
  3. 2026-09-18 19:38 UTC Finnish sports results

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