Finland vs Belarus 0-0

Finland and Belarus finished level at 0-0 in Helsinki, with Belarus having a goal ruled out by VAR in the second half. The draw hinged on that cancelled effort, and neither side found a breakthrough.

The first half produced no goals, and Finland went in at 0-0 after a flat opening period. Finland sent on Daniel Håkans for Glen Kamara on 45 minutes before the interval.

Belarus made two changes on 61 minutes, with Artem Shumanskiy booked before he made way for Anton Kovalev and German Barkovskiy replaced by Trofim Melnichenko. Valeri Gromyko came on for Vitali Lisakovich on 62 minutes, while Finland made two changes on 66 minutes as Anssi Suhonen and Santeri Väänänen replaced Leo Walta and Adam Markhiev. Belarus thought they had gone ahead on 68 minutes, but Aleksandr Selyava's goal was cancelled after a VAR review. Finland then brought on Benjamin Källman for Joel Pohjanpalo on 59 minutes, before late substitutions for both sides did not alter the scoreline.

Finland had 61% of the ball and 540 passes to Belarus' 340, while also winning 8 corners to 2. The home side had 9 shots to Belarus' 9, but Belarus put 3 on target to Finland's 2 and made 2 saves to Finland's 3. Finland also committed 18 fouls to Belarus' 14, and Belarus were caught offside 3 times to Finland's 1.

Belarus's Artem Shumanskiy was booked in the 61st minute, and Anton Lukashov was also cautioned on 71 minutes. Finland's Kaan Kairinen was booked in the 73rd minute, and Adam Stahl followed on 86 minutes.