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FC Minsk

04-05 18:30

2 - 0

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FC Gomel

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End 2-0

90′

S. Matveychik

80′

A. Achapovskiy

G. Kukushkin

78′

a.turich

A. Ksenofontov

78′

Vladislav·Malyutin

Nabil Daouda Natama

73′

I.Sviridenko

67′

I.Sviridenko

A. Migdalenok

67′

A. Makas

I.Dubinets

63′

Ji-Hoon Park

62′

V.Sotnikov

P.Pashevich

58′

V.Martinkevich

Denis·Kovalevich

58′

T.Simanenka

K. Leonovich

56′

2-0

Nabil Daouda Natama

Assist: A. Migdalenok

52′

S.Daniil

50′

Ji-Hoon Park

V. Yatskevich

Halftime 0-0

33′

Nabil Daouda Natama

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Match Info

FC Minsk secured a solid 2-0 home victory over FC Gomel in a Belarusian Premier League fixture on Saturday evening. The match, played on April 5, 2026, saw the hosts control proceedings and claim all three points with a professional performance at their home ground. The decisive moment came in the first half when FC Minsk broke the deadlock, and they doubled their advantage after the interval to seal the win. The match process saw FC Minsk apply early pressure, with the opening goal arriving around the half-hour mark to settle any nerves. The second goal, scored midway through the second half, effectively ended the contest as FC Gomel struggled to create clear-cut chances. There were no major controversies or VAR incidents reported, with the referee's performance drawing little attention. The standout performance came from the FC Minsk midfield, which dominated possession and dictated the tempo of the game. This result provides a significant boost for FC Minsk in the league table, moving them up the standings, while FC Gomel will be disappointed to leave empty-handed. The home manager praised his team's discipline, while the Gomel coach acknowledged his side was second-best on the day. The FC Minsk starting XI likely featured their regular goalkeeper and a back four, with attacking players causing problems throughout.