Published September 29, 2026 · By the Goalorithm model desk
Read the preview written before kickoff →
Match report
Finland and Belarus finished a 0-0 draw in the UEFA Nations League on Tuesday, September 29, after a first half that also ended 0-0. Finland recorded the shots and corners listed in the match data, but neither side scored.
The figures point to a match in which Finland had more of the ball and produced the attempts on target, while Belarus did not register a shot. That activity did not translate into a goal, and the score remained level at the end.
The numbers
Finland had 6 shots, including 2 on target; Belarus had 0 shots and 0 on target. The shot totals show the difference in recorded attacking output, while the on-target figures confirm that Finland was the only side to test the opposition with a shot on target.
Possession was 64% for Finland and 36% for Belarus. Finland also won 7 corners, compared with 0 for Belarus. Those figures describe a match where the ball and the corner opportunities were concentrated with Finland, but the final score did not reflect that numerical edge in those measures.
The save totals were 0 for Finland and 2 for Belarus. They are team figures and do not identify which players made the saves. With no goals for Finland and no goals for Belarus, the match finished with no goals overall.