There are four matches to be played in the Belarus Premier League on Sunday. The final of those four games is between Dinamo Brest and Dinamo Minsk and will be contested at the Stadyen Junost.
Dinamo Brest begin the match with 10 points while Dinamo Minsk have 9 points to their name, so we should be in for an extremely exciting match.
Dinamo Brest picked up an important victory last weekend as they defeated Belshina 3-0 away from home. Belshina may be bottom of the league and a win was expected but they lost each of their 3 previous matches so a victory was vital. One of those 3 defeats came in the semi-final of the Cup and Dinamo Brest lost 4-2 at Shakhtyor. However, they progressed to the final on the away goal rule.
Nonetheless, that was a third defeat in succession for Dinamo Brest who had previously lost 1-0 at Vitebsk and 2-0 at home against Shakhtyor.
Trends show Dinamo Brest have won only one of their last 4 home Belarus Premier League games. In fact, they have won only 2 of their last 6 at the Stadyen Junost in the league. Dinamo Brest have been conceding an average of 1.50 goals in their home Premier League games this season and only once in their last 6 have they managed to score more than a single goal themselves.
Dinamo Minsk had a slow start to the new season but things have started to pick up for the team from the capital. They have managed to win 2 of their last 3 Belarus Premier League matches, including wins over Neman Grodno at home and Smolevichy-STI. However, Dinamo Minsk succumbed at home to league leaders Slutsk last weekend. The game ended 2-1 in favour of the visitors and Dinamo Minsk’s goal was a consolation at the end of the match.
Trends show Dinamo Minsk have been struggling in recent away games and they have only won one of their last 8 away matches in the league. They have lost 4 of their last 5 away Belarus Premier League games, conceding 3 or more goals in 3 of the last 5 matches. However, Dinamo Minsk have scored 5 goals in their last 3 away league games, including 3 goals in the victory over Smolevichy-STI, which was their most recent away outing.
Team news and Dinamo Brest will be without former Belarus international Sergey Kislyak, who is suspended and Elis Bakaj who is injured. They join Yevhen Khacheridi who is also suspended plus Kirill Pechenin, Maksim Vitus and Dénis Duarte who are all injury doubts.
Dinamo Minsk will be hopeful Ukrainian defender Artem Sukhotsky can return to the team having missed the last two games due to illness. He is the only doubt for the away team.
Only one point separates these teams and Dinamo Minsk will be feeling confident following there away win at Smolevichy-STI. With several players either injured or suspended, Dinamo Brest could find themselves second best and an away win with both teams scoring is a possibility.
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