Spain vs Finland live stream free 2013: Watch online UEFA World Cup Qualifer on ESPN

Spain vs Finland takes place on Friday night, with the World and European champions looking to continue their progress towards the Brazil 2014 World Cup Finals.

The action comes today from the Helsinki Olympic Stadium, and kicks off at 2.30 p.m. ET. All the action can be watched online through live stream via the link provided below.

Spain will be large favorites for the game, but it won't be easy for them; Finland are coming into this game unbeaten in their last five games. Finland are also third in the World Cup Qualifying group so have it all to play for and will be hoping to upset Spain and take something from their home game against the champs.

Spain managed a tight 1-0 win over France in their last game meaning they hold a slim one point advantage at the top of the table, but are five points clear of Finland right now.

Earlier this year in March, the game between these two sides ended in a 1-1 draw, after Teemu Pukki equalized Sergio Ramos's strike in the 79th minute.

Despite that draw, and the fact that Finland are playing well right now, most pundits will see Spain as massive favorites for this game, and not many would give Finland any chance of winning. However, could Finland snatch a draw again? Maybe, but Spain will be tense to come out with their A-game to make sure they do not drop anymore points against a much less-favored opposition.

Spain vs Finland takes place from 2.30 p.m. ET and can be watched online through free live stream for ESPN subscribers by clicking here.

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