Helsinki Olympic Stadium is a functionalist landmark completed in 1938, originally built for the 1940 Summer Olympics - a Games that never happened due to the war. Helsinki finally hosted the Olympics in 1952, and the stadium has been a central venue ever since. Today it serves as the home ground of the Finnish national football team and regularly hosts large concerts and athletics events.
sport19:00in 3 days
Finland plays Belarus in the UEFA Nations League at the Olympiastadion. The match is a support game for Ukraine, with all ticket revenue going entirely to help Ukrainians.
sport16:00Finland plays Albania in the UEFA Nations League at the Olympiastadion. Group victory brings promotion to the B-division and a path to Euro 2028.
festival10:00Olympic Day returns to Olympiastadion with around 25 sports stations where young people can try different sports. The event is free and aimed at children and young people.
sport(2 days)
Finland and Sweden compete in an international athletics meet at the Olympic Stadium over two days. Saturday starts at 18:00, Sunday at 13:00.
sport18:00Manchester United plays a friendly against Welsh club Wrexham AFC at Olympiastadion. It marks Manchester United's first match in Helsinki in over 60 years.