Match Details

Friendlies
Belarus
4 0
Syria
78'
HT 2-0
V. Morozov 3'A. Kontsevoy 11'View all (4)
Match Started
V. Morozov 3'

Goal

A. Kontsevoy 11'

Goal

R. Lisakovich 29'

Yellow Card

Half Time
A. R. Al Mohamad โ†’ A. Al Shami 46'

Substitution

Z. Hanan โ†’ A. Oues 46'

Substitution

A. Shumansky 48'

Goal

V. Morozov โ†’ K. Vardanyan 60'

Substitution

A. Selyava โ†’ V. Gromyko 60'

Substitution

A. Shumansky โ†’ M. Kireev 61'

Substitution

M. Ebong โ†’ E. Yablonskiy 66'

Substitution

R. Lisakovich โ†’ M. Kozlov 67'

Substitution

78'

Goal

Belarus 4-2-3-1 Carlos Alรณs Ferrer

Fedor Lapoukhov 16
Lapoukhov
Kirill Pechenin 2
Pechenin
Kirill Gomanov 6
Gomanov
Zakhar Volkov 20
Volkov
Roman Begunov 6
Begunov
Aleksandr Selyava 8
Selyava
Ruslan Lisakovich 4
Lisakovich
Artem Kontsevoy 22
Kontsevoy
Max Ebong 9
Ebong
Artem Shumanskiy 21
Shumanskiy
Vladislav Morozov 18
Morozov

Starters

  • Fedor Lapoukhov16 Fedor Lapoukhov
  • Kirill Pechenin2 Kirill Pechenin
  • Kirill Gomanov6 Kirill Gomanov
  • Zakhar Volkov20 Zakhar Volkov
  • Roman Begunov6 Roman Begunov
  • Aleksandr Selyava8 Aleksandr Selyava
  • Ruslan Lisakovich4 Ruslan Lisakovich
  • Artem Kontsevoy22 Artem Kontsevoy
  • Max Ebong9 Max Ebong
  • Artem Shumanskiy21 Artem Shumanskiy
  • Vladislav Morozov18 Vladislav Morozov

Substitutes

  • Mikhail Kozakevich1 Mikhail Kozakevich
  • Mikhail Kozlov3 Mikhail Kozlov
  • Egor Parkhomenko5 Egor Parkhomenko
  • Evgeniy Yablonskiy5 Evgeniy Yablonskiy
  • Maxim Kireev7 Maxim Kireev
  • Valeri Gromyko10 Valeri Gromyko
  • Pavel Pavlyuchenko12 Pavel Pavlyuchenko
  • Karen Vardanyan13 Karen Vardanyan
  • Ruslan Myalkovskiy15 Ruslan Myalkovskiy
  • Vladislav Malkevich18 Vladislav Malkevich
  • Gleb Shevchenko19 Gleb Shevchenko
  • Yuri Kovalev19 Yuri Kovalev
  • Artem Sokolovskiy23 Artem Sokolovskiy

Syria 4-4-2 Jose Lana

Shaher Al Shakir 22
Shakir
Abdulrazzak Al Mohammad 13
Mohammad
Ahmad Faqa 2
Faqa
Ziad Ghanoum 3
Ghanoum
Zakaria Hannan 19
Hannan
Mahmoud Al Aswad 7
Aswad
Simon Amin 8
Amin
Elmar Abraham 16
Abraham
Ammar Ramadan 11
Ramadan
Pablo Sabbag 9
Sabbag
Mohammed Osman 14
Osman

Starters

  • Shaher Al Shakir22 Shaher Al Shakir
  • Abdulrazzak Al Mohammad13 Abdulrazzak Al Mohammad
  • Ahmad Faqa2 Ahmad Faqa
  • Ziad Ghanoum3 Ziad Ghanoum
  • Zakaria Hannan19 Zakaria Hannan
  • Mahmoud Al Aswad7 Mahmoud Al Aswad
  • Simon Amin8 Simon Amin
  • Elmar Abraham16 Elmar Abraham
  • Ammar Ramadan11 Ammar Ramadan
  • Pablo Sabbag9 Pablo Sabbag
  • Mohammed Osman14 Mohammed Osman

Substitutes

  • Maksim Sarraf1 Maksim Sarraf
  • Abdullah Al Shami4 Abdullah Al Shami
  • Omar Al Midani5 Omar Al Midani
  • Khaled Kourdoghli6 Khaled Kourdoghli
  • Mohammed Al-Mustafa19 Mohammed Al-Mustafa
  • Hasan Dahan21 Hasan Dahan
  • Ahmad Madanieh22 Ahmad Madanieh
  • Mahmoud Al Mawas77 Mahmoud Al Mawas
  • Ahmad Ashkar95 Ahmad Ashkar
  • Alaa Al Dali96 Alaa Al Dali
  • Abdul Rahman Oues98 Abdul Rahman Oues
  • Mohamad Ahmad Al-Sheikh99 Mohamad Ahmad Al-Sheikh

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Belarus Wins 2
Draws 0
Syria Wins 0

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