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Politically, the opposition TrueFinns party is seeking to twist the knife.
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All TrueFinns will vote against it.
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The TrueFinns party has a conservative social agenda but leans to the left on social welfare issues.
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The TrueFinns have said they have no intention of backing down from their opposition to the bailout.
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The TrueFinns leader told Reuters his aim was for Finland to "pay less to Brussels".
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The charismatic TrueFinns leader Timo Soini said he wanted to change the terms of the bailout for Portugal.
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In Greece it is the Golden Dawn, in Finland it is the TrueFinns and in Hungary it is Jobbik.
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Support for the TrueFinns has nearly quadrupled since the 2007 election, partly fuelled by anxiety over unemployment and pension cutbacks.
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The TrueFinns, he said, would probably be asked to tone down their rhetoric as a condition of joining the coalition.
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The populist TrueFinns party, which may win a major role in the next Finnish government, is against raising EFSF guarantees.
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Worries about jobs and possible cuts to social welfare helped the populist TrueFinns party in the country's general election earlier this month.
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As a result, Sipila may have to depend on the eurosceptic Finns Party, formerly known as the TrueFinns, to form a government.
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The Finns, earlier known as TrueFinns, became known for trying to block the sovereign bailouts that helped end the euro zone's debt crisis.
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Formerly known as TrueFinns, his party became known for attempting to frustrate the sovereign bailouts that helped end the euro zone's debt crisis.
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Victory by the TrueFinns, in a photo finish with two larger parties, marks a dramatic shift in Finland's political landscape and EU relations.
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Timo Soini, the nationalist TrueFinns leader, meanwhile, threatened to bring down the government in Helsinki if Stubb agreed to a new bailout for Greece.