The Belarus national team was founded in 1989 and takes part in FIFA and confederation competitions.
Overview
The Belarus national football team represents the country in international association football and is governed by the Football Federation of Belarus, which was founded in 1989 following Belarusian independence from the Soviet Union. The team competes in UEFA qualifying competitions but has not won a major international title. Belarus has historically occupied a mid-to-lower tier in European football rankings, though the team has produced competitive performances in World Cup and European Championship qualifying campaigns over the years.
The squad draws players from domestic clubs as well as from leagues across Europe. Among the current notable players are M. Kozakevich, F. Lapoukhov, P. Pavlyuchenko, R. Begunov, K. Gomanov, and V. Kalinin. The team plays its home matches at Dinamo Stadium in Minsk, which serves as the principal venue for international fixtures.
Belarus has never qualified for a major senior international tournament, including the FIFA World Cup or the UEFA European Championship.
Current squad · 23
F. Lapoukhov
P. Pavlyuchenko
Andrey Kudravets
M. Ebong
D. Galyata
V. Gromyko
A. Selyava
A. Kontsevoy
A. Shumanskiy
Evgeni Malashevich
Anton Kovalev
Anton Lukashov
Valery Bocherov
Timofey Simanenka
G. Barkovskiy
Vitali Lisakovich
