The Estonian handball team continued its streak of success against Great Britain, achieving a decisive 32-25 victory in their second friendly match encounter. After a dominant performance just days prior where they won 42-23, coach Kaj Kekki's squad managed to adapt to different lineups, with some players resting and others stepping up to maintain the team's momentum. The strategic adjustments allowed Estonia to showcase their skills and depth even with a rotation of players.

In the match, Estonia initially struggled with execution but managed to take control after an early timeout from their coach following a tied score at 2-2. The Estonians quickly took command, leading 7-2 after the timeout, showcasing their resilience. However, Great Britain responded and tied the game at 8-8 by the 19th minute. As the first half progressed, Estonia regained control and finished with a narrow lead of 16-12 at halftime.

The second half saw both teams facing difficulties in scoring, highlighting the tight defensive strategies employed by both sides. Despite the challenges, Estonia maintained their composure and effectively utilized their bench players to secure the win. This victory cements Estonia's dominance over Great Britain in this series of friendly matches, providing valuable experience and confidence as they prepare for future competitions.