Perl - Compare two files and copy intire line to final.log

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I need perl script to compare line from file1 with file2 and copy to final file, something like this:

File1.txt:

ASPO01
ASPO02
ASPO03

File2.txt:

ASPO01 2013-11-10 19hrs
ASPO10 2013-11-09 24hrs
ASPO02 2013-11-08 10hrs
ASPO16 2013-11-05 9hrs
ASPO17 2013-11-06 6hrs
ASPO03 2013-11-07 15hrs
ASPO18 2013-11-02 25hrs
...

Search into File2 and copy to final file called final.log, like this:

final.txt:

ASPO01 2013-11-10 19hrs
ASPO02 2013-11-08 10hrs
ASPO03 2013-11-07 15hrs

Thanks for all good friends can help me!!!

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