The Estonian national handball team faced off against Great Britain in a friendly match on the road to their European Championship qualifier with Cyprus. Estonia's strong defensive play initially kept Great Britain at bay, forcing them to call a timeout early in the match after falling behind 2:7. Following this, the game saw a brief period of balance with both teams making errors, though Estonia managed to hold a 17:12 lead at halftime.

In the second half, while Great Britain scored the first two goals, Estonia quickly regained momentum. Armis Priskus made a significant impact with his saves, facilitating fast breaks that saw Estonia extend their lead. With Mathias Rebane scoring to bring the score to 23:14 and Trivo Vaigurand adding to it at 32:19, Estonia firmly established their dominance in the game. The match concluded with a decisive victory for Estonia at 42:23, setting a positive tone for their upcoming qualifier.

Estonia's performance in this match showcases their preparation and potential as they gear up for the European Championship qualifier. Despite some early mishaps and turnovers, the team demonstrated improvement and resilience. The final score not only reflects their skill and teamwork but also builds confidence ahead of facing more competitive opponents in the qualifier against Cyprus.