The Belarus national under-21 football team is the youth representative side for Belarus, competing in UEFA European Under-21 Championship qualifiers. The team plays its home matches at various venues, including the FC Minsk Stadium and the Borisov Arena. Governed by the Football Federation of Belarus, the squad wears the traditional red and green kit. Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the Belarus U21s began their independent journey in the mid-1990s. Their most notable achievement came when they qualified for the 2011 UEFA European Under-21 Championship in Denmark, a historic feat that showcased a generation of talent including Sergei Kornilenko and Mikhail Sivakov. That tournament run remains the pinnacle of the team's history. In the current era, the team operates in a challenging environment but continues to produce technically sound players who often ply their trade in the Belarusian Premier League or neighboring countries like Russia. The team's style is typically pragmatic and physically robust. While consistently competitive in their qualifying groups, reaching another final tournament has proven difficult. The Belarus U21s remain an essential pipeline, aiming to develop players capable of strengthening the senior national team in the years to come.