“Artem Kontsevoy breaks the deadlock just seconds into the second half, finishing from the center of the box after a Kirill Pechenin assist.”
Pivotal“Artem Shumanskiy doubles the lead with a well-struck effort from outside the box, again teed up by Pechenin.”
Pivotal“Maks Ebong makes it three in quick succession, converting a Pechenin cross just three minutes after the second goal.”
“Artem Kontsevoy grabs his second of the match in stoppage time to put the final gloss on a comprehensive win.”
Outstanding performance

Belarus settled into total control after the break, scoring within a minute of the restart through Artem Kontsevoy and never letting San Marino breathe again. With 60% possession, 66 dangerous attacks to 29, and a near two-to-one edge in shots, the home side's dominance was emphatic rather than fortunate, even if only five of their 15 shots found the target. Kirill Pechenin was the architect of the rout, providing the assist for all four goals as Belarus turned the game into a procession, adding strikes through Artem Shumanskiy and Maks Ebong before Kontsevoy's late second sealed it in the 88th minute. For San Marino, the result does little to change their standing as perennial minnows, while Belarus's clinical second-half surge will boost confidence heading into their next Nations League test.
How entertaining was this match?
Belarus look to kickstart their Nations League campaign against a San Marino side that has yet to score, let alone win, in League C. History and form both heavily favor the hosts in what should be a one-sided affair.