The Estonian men's floorball team showcased an impressive performance at the qualification tournament hosted in Liepaja, defeating the Spanish team with a commanding score of 9-3. This victory enabled Estonia to secure their spot in the upcoming World Championship final tournament, while their closest competitor, Italy, struggled against Belgium and had previously suffered a massive loss against the Czech Republic. The match highlighted Estonia's strong gameplay, evident from their early dominance and strategic execution on the field, ultimately marking a significant achievement for the national team.

From the beginning of the match, Estonia exhibited confidence, asserting themselves by taking control of the game quickly. Gerdo Unga opened the scoring within the first four minutes, setting the tone for the rest of the match. Although Spain managed to reduce the deficit momentarily due to a mistake in Estonia's passing, the team’s response was swift, leading to a comfortable 4-1 lead by the end of the first quarter. This foundation was crucial for their overall success in the match, as they maintained their control throughout.

The second quarter mirrored the pattern of the first as Estonia maintained possession and momentum effectively. Tanel Kasenurm, marking his 50th international game, further expanded the lead just 44 seconds into the second quarter, reinforcing Estonia's dominance. The consistent scoring from the Estonian side, despite occasional responses from Spain, ensured a decisive progression into the World Championship final tournament, reflecting the team's talent and potential on the international floorball stage.