MINSK (Interstat) — Soligorsk scored once early in the second half and added a second goal in the final minute, defeating Din. Minsk II 2-0 on Sunday in a club football match. The visitors were the away side and left with a two-goal win after a first half that produced no goals and one yellow card. Soligorsk scored twice in total, while Din. Minsk II was held without a goal. The match remained scoreless until the 47th minute, when Soligorsk broke through, and the visitors protected the lead before closing the scoring at the end.

Daniil Kutsepalov gave Soligorsk the lead in the 47th minute and played all 90 minutes. Kutsepalov’s goal broke a scoreless match and put the visitors ahead shortly after halftime. Vitaly Ganich, who was on the field for one minute, scored Soligorsk’s second goal in the 90th minute. Aleksandr Chizh played the full 90 minutes and recorded an assist. Soligorsk’s scoring came from Kutsepalov and Ganich, with Chizh contributing an assist on a day the visitors finished with two goals. The visitors’ second goal came in the final minute of regulation and completed the scoring.

Din. Minsk II received yellow cards in the 30th and 84th minutes. The first booking came in the 30th minute during a first half in which neither side scored. The second yellow card arrived in the 84th minute as the home side continued to trail. Soligorsk kept Din. Minsk II off the scoreboard and closed the match with Ganich’s goal in the 90th minute. Din. Minsk II finished the match with no goals and two yellow cards.

The first half ended without a goal after Din. Minsk II was booked in the 30th minute. Soligorsk took the lead in the 47th minute with Kutsepalov’s goal. Din. Minsk II was booked again in the 84th minute. Ganich scored in the 90th minute to make it 2-0. Chizh’s assist was part of Soligorsk’s two-goal performance.

Soligorsk’s record in the competition is now three wins, no losses and two draws. Its record across all competitions is also three wins, no losses and two draws. Din. Minsk II’s record in the competition is now no wins, three losses and one draw. Its record across all competitions is also no wins, three losses and one draw. Soligorsk has played five competition matches this season, and Din. Minsk II has played four. The result moved Soligorsk’s competition record to three wins, no losses and two draws, and it left Din. Minsk II with no wins, three losses and one draw.

Soligorsk entered the match after a 4-0 win over Smorgon, a 1-1 draw at Ostrovets, a 3-1 win over BumProm Gomel and a 1-1 draw at FC Slonim. Those results came earlier this season and preceded the visit to Din. Minsk II. Din. Minsk II entered after a 2-0 loss to Ostrovets, a 2-0 loss at FC Slonim and a 0-0 draw with BATE II. The home side had not won in its previous competition matches before Sunday’s game. Soligorsk had won twice and drawn twice in its previous four competition matches before facing Din. Minsk II.

Soligorsk’s previous four competition matches produced two wins and two draws, and the visitors added a third win against Din. Minsk II. Din. Minsk II’s previous three competition matches produced two losses and one draw, and the home side added a third loss. Soligorsk’s all-competitions record matched its competition record before and after the match. Din. Minsk II’s all-competitions record also matched its competition record.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Soligorsk 2, Din. Minsk II 0. Interstat’s ELO system had projected Soligorsk with a 50.9 percent probability to win.