The Estonian women's national football team continued their participation in the World Cup qualifiers on Saturday with a goalless draw against Lithuania, marking their first point in the qualifying campaign. The match began with a strong pressure from the Lithuanian side, forcing Estonian goalkeeper Katarina Elisabeth Käpa to make a crucial save in the 11th minute after Estonia lost possession in midfield. The tense moment saw a loose ball that nearly resulted in a dangerous scoring opportunity, but the Estonian defenders managed to clear the threat, according to reports from jalgpall.ee.

One of the more threatening moments in the first half came from Vlada Kubassova in the 31st minute when she had a close-range shot following a corner kick. However, Lithuania's goalkeeper positioned herself well and successfully saved the attempt. Mari Liis Lillemäe also tried her luck shortly after, but narrowly missed the goal. The match highlighted Lithuania's efforts to capitalize on Estonia's possession losses, leading to several opportunities, although none resulted in a decisive outcome.

The draw was a significant moment for Estonia, who have been striving to make their mark in the World Cup qualifying rounds. While the match did not produce any goals, it demonstrated the defensive capabilities of the Estonian team and their resilience in the face of constant attack from the Lithuanian side. As the qualifiers continue, Estonia will aim to build on this performance and gather more points in their upcoming matches.