Finland - Belarus
Finland host Belarus in Nations League at Olympic Stadium
Finland welcome Belarus to the Helsinki Olympic Stadium on Tuesday evening for a Nations League fixture that catches both sides in sharply different rhythm. The hosts arrive on the back of a 7-0 victory over San Marino three days ago, while Belarus lost 2-0 to Albania in their most recent outing.
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Form and recent meetings
Finland's last five recent matches show two wins, one draw and two defeats, including heavy losses to Germany and Hungary in the summer before the San Marino rout. Belarus have won three, drawn one and lost one across the same span, stringing together three consecutive victories in the spring before drawing with Burkina Faso and losing to Albania.
The head-to-head record tilts toward the hosts. Four meetings since 2008 have produced seven goals in total, with Finland winning twice and drawing the other two. The most recent encounter, in June 2018, ended 2-0 to Finland.
What the table says
The Nations League table at the top of the group shows France clear on six points from two matches, Belgium and Italy level on three points apiece, and Türkiye on zero with a goal difference of minus four. Finland and Belarus are not recorded in the standings shown, so their positions and points totals remain unconfirmed at the time of writing. That leaves recent form and past meetings as the main signposts, and both point the same way: Finland have the edge at home, Belarus bring momentum from earlier in the year but arrive on the back of a defeat.
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