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Natsional'nyy Futbol'nyy Stadion, home stadium of Belarus
Belarus

Belarus

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Founded

1989

Venue

Natsional'nyy Futbol'nyy Stadion

City

Minsk

Capacity

33,000

Surface

grass

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Squad

German Barkovskiy

German Barkovskiy

Attacker
11
Artem Kontsevoy

Artem Kontsevoy

Attacker
20
Evgeniy Malashevich

Evgeniy Malashevich

Attacker
7
Trofim Melnichenko

Trofim Melnichenko

Attacker
23
Vladislav Morozov

Vladislav Morozov

Attacker
11
Aleksandr Shestyuk

Aleksandr Shestyuk

Attacker
13
Artem Shumansky

Artem Shumansky

Attacker
9
Karen Vardanyan

Karen Vardanyan

Attacker
15
Nikita Demchenko

Nikita Demchenko

Midfielder
8
Maks Ebong

Maks Ebong

Midfielder
9
Valeriy Gromyko

Valeriy Gromyko

Midfielder
10
Nikolay Ivanov

Nikolay Ivanov

Midfielder
21
Nikita Korzun

Nikita Korzun

Midfielder
15
Yuriy Kovalev

Yuriy Kovalev

Midfielder
19
Ruslan Lisakovich

Ruslan Lisakovich

Midfielder
18
Maksim Myakish

Maksim Myakish

Midfielder
6
Aleksandr Selyava

Aleksandr Selyava

Midfielder
22
Evgeniy Yablonskiy

Evgeniy Yablonskiy

Midfielder
14
Roman Begunov

Roman Begunov

Defender
6
Vladislav Kalinin

Vladislav Kalinin

Defender
4
Sergey Karpovich

Sergey Karpovich

Defender
13
Egor Khvalko

Egor Khvalko

Defender
19
Vladislav Malkevich

Vladislav Malkevich

Defender
18
Aleksandr Martynovich

Aleksandr Martynovich

Defender
4
Leo Mascaro

Leo Mascaro

Defender
20
Egor Parkhomenko

Egor Parkhomenko

Defender
5
Kirill Pechenin

Kirill Pechenin

Defender
2
Vadim Pigas

Vadim Pigas

Defender
22
Ivan Tikhomirov

Ivan Tikhomirov

Defender
Zakhar Volkov

Zakhar Volkov

Defender
20
Pavel Zabelin

Pavel Zabelin

Defender
3
Maksim Belov

Maksim Belov

Goalkeeper
1
Fedor Lapoukhov

Fedor Lapoukhov

Goalkeeper
16
Pavel Pavlyuchenko

Pavel Pavlyuchenko

Goalkeeper
12
Maksim Plotnikov

Maksim Plotnikov

Goalkeeper
12

Trophies

King's Cup

2017

1x2nd Place

Belarus

The Belarus national football team is governed by the Football Federation of Belarus and competes in UEFA European Championship and FIFA World Cup qualifying campaigns. Formed in 1992 following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the team has yet to qualify for a major international tournament, but has produced notable players including Alexander Hleb, who starred for Arsenal and Barcelona. Belarus has also been home to talented goalkeepers and domestic league players who have competed across Eastern European leagues. Home matches are played at the Dynamo Stadium in Minsk. In recent years, Belarus football has faced challenges including geopolitical pressures affecting their home fixtures, with UEFA temporarily banning Belarus from hosting competitive matches. The team continues to build through its domestic pyramid and youth development.