Mogilev and Vitebsk will host the next matches of the 25th round of the national football championship

Today, October 18, the 25th round of the national football championship will continue with two matches. Mogilev “Dnepr” will take Borisov BATE, and “ML Vitebsk” will fight with Grodno “Neman”, reports sb.by.

Dnipro cannot win the national championship for 11 meetings in a row (five draws, six defeats). But things are not going much better. Both teams are at the bottom of the standings and are fighting to keep their residency in the major leagues for next season. So there is no doubt about the extreme intensity of the struggle. Interest in the game is fueled by the fact that the head coach of the Mogilev team is now Igor Kryushenko, who previously worked fruitfully in BATE.

The second match of Sunday, October 18, will be a remake of the February match for the Super Cup of the country. And there is no doubt that ML Vitebsk and Neman will give fans more than a stubborn rivalry. The current champion is not inferior in the championship for 12 meetings in a row (seven Victorias, five draws), and the Grodno team approaches the duel with an eight-game winless series (seven wins, one draw). Nothing else can be added to this.

The games of the tour, which took place on Saturday, October 17, brought the following results: "Isloch" (Minsk district) - "Minsk" - 4: 2, "Baranovichi" - "Vitebsk" - 0: 1, "Dynamo" (Brest) - "Gomel" - 2: 2.

Tomorrow, October 19, the program of the 25th round will close with the fights of Belshina (Bobruisk) - Slavia (Mozyr), Torpedo-BelAZ (Zhodino) - Naftan (Novopolotsk), Dynamo (Minsk) - Arsenal (Dzerzhinsk).

The tournament table of the Belarusian football championship in the major league is headed by ML Vitebsk, which has 50 points. Then sequentially there are Isloch (49), Dynamo Minsk (49), Dynamo Brest (44), Neman (43), Vitebsk (40), Gomel (40), Minsk (34), Torpedo-BelAZ (30), Slavia (25), Baranovichi (25), Arsenal (23), BATE (21), Belshina (21), Naftan (17) and Dnipro (16).

In the list of scorers, Timofey Simanenka (Gomel) and Egor Kortsov (Brest Dynamo) lead, who scored 12 goals in this championship.