Slavia Mozyr vs FC Minsk Prediction & Preview – 25/04/2020

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2020 Belarus Premier League preview: Slavia Mozyr vs FC Minsk – Stadyen Junatsva – 25th April 2020 – 13:00 BST

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23/04/2020 Slavia Mozyr vs FC Minsk Predictions

Correct Score Prediction Tip: Slavia Mozyr 2-1 FC Minsk at 17/2* with Bet365

*Bet365 odds subject to change and were correct as of 23/04/2020.

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Slavia Mozyr will be hosting FC Minsk at Stadyen Junatsva on the afternoon of Saturday, April the 25th. Slavia Mozyr have just come out of a 1-2 defeat to another Minsk outfit, Isloch, last weekend and will be anxious to make amends.

This was the same Slavia side that vanquished top sides like Dinamo Brest and BATE Borisov inside a month, but owing to their blemishes against lesser sides they find themselves at the bottom half of the BPL table on the 10th spot with 7 points from their 5 League outings.

But results at home have shown a marked improvement Mikhail Martinovich's outfit having remained unbeaten in their last 5 appearances at Stadyen Junatsva.

Slavia Mozyr vs FC Minsk Team News

As for team news, striker Ilya Vasilevich and 20-year-old left back Vladislav Malkevich got their first starts of the season in last week's game with Isloch.

Central midfielders Valeri Senko and Igor Costrov were recalled for the Isloch game and can be expected to start against FC Minsk on Saturday. So could striker Nikita Melnikov and midfielder Gleb Shevchenko.

Forward Maksym Slyusar is out with a long-term injury while midfielder Aleksandr Anufriev and striker Dennis Tetteh look doubtful.

Having started the season with a bang with two back-to-back wins, FC Minsk lost their way completely losing three matches on the trot after that.

Their last defeat was a humiliating 0-1 to Rukh Brest which has pushed them to a lowly 12th on the points table. For the clash against Slavia Mozyr, coach Andrey Razin could be tempted to make changes on Saturday with Montenegro striker Ognjen Rolovic given a chance to replace Roman Gribovskiy up front.

Ukraine defender Dmytro Ryzhuk returned to the starting side at Ruh Brest and is expected to do the same on the 25th.