Our model gives Baranovichi a 33% chance to win this one, against 26% for a draw and 41% for Dnepr Mogilev.

Both teams are projected to score in 55% of simulations, against 45% where at least one side is kept off the scoresheet.

The model leans toward over 2.5 total goals, giving it a 50% likelihood against 50% for under 2.5.

Looking at recent form across all competitions, Baranovichi have gone over 2.5 goals in 2 of their last 2, and Dnepr Mogilev have done so in 2 of their last 3.