Estonia vs Luxembourg 1-0

Estonia beat Luxembourg 1-0 at A. Le Coq Arena, with Rasmus Peetson's fifth-minute goal deciding it.

Peetson scored in the fifth minute and put Estonia ahead, with the game settled before the half-hour. Luxembourg were booked in the 29th minute through Enes Mahmutovic, and Estonia's Jürgen Henn was shown yellow on 43 minutes. Estonia led 1-0 at half-time.

Luxembourg made two changes on 62 minutes, sending on Hamza Kadamani for Aiman Dardari and Sebastien Thill for Enzo dos Santos, before Estonia replaced Mattias Männilaan with karel mustmaa on 66 minutes. More Luxembourg substitutions followed on 73 and 83 minutes, while Estonia also changed things through Markus Soomets for Kevor Palumets on 72 minutes, Mihkel Ainsalu for Mattias Käit on 80 minutes, and the result never shifted away from the home side. Luxembourg collected more yellow cards as the half went on, and Estonia kept the lead intact.

The numbers pointed to a tight but active contest. Luxembourg had 54% of the ball and more passes, 526 to Estonia's 445, yet Estonia had more shots, 14-8, and more on target, 9-2. Estonia also led on corners, 7-3, while Luxembourg were kept to 2 saves against Estonia's 8. Fouls were close at 13-12 and offsides 4-2.

Luxembourg were booked six times, with Enes Mahmutovic on 29 minutes, Omar Natami on 68, Vahid Selimović on 78, Leandro Barreiro on 84, Eldin Dzogovic on 85 and Mathias Olesen on 87. Estonia had three yellow cards, shown to Jürgen Henn on 43 minutes, Märten Kuusk on 73 and Karol Mets on 82, with Markus Poom also booked on 88 minutes. There were no red cards.