"Your day will come." Finnish fans displayed an anti-Lukashenka banner at the match against the Belarusian national team
On September 29, the Belarusian national football team played against the Finnish national team in a UEFA Nations League match at the Olympic Stadium in Helsinki. Finnish national team fans specially prepared for this game, writes "Tribuna".
After the start of the game, a large banner appeared in the stands with the inscription Sun päiväs koittaa, which can be translated from Finnish as "Your day will come." Its content speaks for itself.
The Football Association of Finland earlier announced that all net proceeds from the game would be transferred to the organization "Ukrainians in Finland". Before that, the Finns generally wanted to hold the match outside the country, but eventually abandoned that decision.
However, the match did not generate much interest; only 6,500 tickets were sold. The Olympic Stadium can accommodate 36,000 spectators.
The Finnish national team warmed up in "We stand for peace" t-shirts. Several Ukrainian flags were noticed in the stands, and also a white-red-white flag in the Finns' fan section.
The stands met the Belarusian national anthem with whistles, and before the start of the game, fans sang "Putin — khu*lo".
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