Baranovichi

FC Gomel hold a substantial defensive advantage in this matchup, having conceded only 18 goals in 22 league fixtures compared to Baranovichi's 36 goals allowed. On their travels, Gomel have avoided defeat in eight of 11 matches while registering five clean sheets and conceding just nine times. Although Baranovichi are unbeaten across their last four league matches, their home defensive record of 1.8 goals conceded per game gives Gomel a clear pathway to secure at least a point.

Baranovichi arrive in strong form with two consecutive victories, including a 1-0 away win against Dinamo Minsk and a 2-1 home triumph over FC Dnepr Mogilev. In contrast, Arsenal have collected just one point from their last five league matches while conceding 11 goals across that span. Arsenal have also struggled at home this season, losing six of their 10 league fixtures on home soil. With the earlier league meeting this season ending level at 1-1, Baranovichi appear well-positioned to take at least a point from this trip.

Baranovichi have found the net in nine of their ten home league matches this season and head into this match following a notable 1-0 victory at Dinamo Minsk. FC Dnepr Mogilev have managed only one win in ten away league fixtures and have scored just six goals on their travels across the campaign. While Dnepr have drawn nine of their 20 matches overall, Baranovichi possess the home form and attacking consistency required to take at least a point.

Dinamo Minsk possess an extreme multi-signal advantage in this matchup. Sitting in 2nd place with 36 points from 16 games compared to Baranovichi's 18 points from 19 games, the hosts have double the points tally having played three fewer fixtures. Dinamo Minsk score 2.1 goals per home game, have never failed to score at home this season, and have won both previous head-to-head clashes against a Baranovichi side that has lost 5 of 9 away games.

Both meetings between these clubs in 2026 produced high-scoring 3-2 scorelines. Dinamo Minsk average 2.1 goals scored per home fixture, while Baranovichi concede an average of 1.8 goals per match both overall and when playing away from home, pointing to a probable total exceeding the 2.5 goal threshold.

Dinamo Brest are higher placed, have better recent form, and lead the head‑to‑head record (no wins for Baranovichi). Their defence is strong (0.9 GA per game) and they have scored frequently away (1.4 avg). Baranovichi’s attack is weak and they have struggled at home. Historical meetings have been low‑scoring, supporting an under 2.5 goals outcome.