Belarus vs Greece: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Tue, 18 Nov '25)

On Tuesday, 18th November 2025, the ZTE Arena in Hungary will host a compelling encounter in the World Cup Qualifiers UEFA. As Belarus takes on Greece, fans are eagerly anticipating how these two teams will match up, especially given their tight head-to-head record. In their previous two encounters, both teams have secured a single victory, with no draws recorded.

The last face-off was particularly memorable as Greece convincingly defeated Belarus 5-1 on September 5th, 2025. With Greece emerging as the home victors in that encounter, the stage is set to see how each team adjusts for the upcoming clash. Momentum is a key factor; Belarus approaches this match on the back of a 1-2 defeat to Scotland, while Greece fell 1-3 at the hands of Denmark.

Player performance will play a pivotal role: Greece’s defense needs to be vigilant of V. Lisakovich, Belarus's leading scorer with 3 goals this season. Conversely, Belarus must ensure that A. Bakasetas, known for his playmaking ability with the most assists (1) for Greece this season, is tightly marked.

Top player ratings further highlight the individual prowess available to each team: For Belarus, Nikita Korzun stands out with a rating of 7.5, followed by Artem Kontsevoy at 7.3, and Artem Rakhmanov at 6.95. Meanwhile, Greece boasts Anastasios Bakasetas matching the highest rating at 7.5, with Dimitris Goutas at 7.2 and Konstantinos Tsimikas at 7.19.

Analyzing team stats, Belarus has displayed an average possession of 38.125% throughout the season, in contrast to Greece's higher possession average of 47%. This might impact how control is asserted in the game. Corner statistics provide further insights—Belarus has averaged 2.25 corners per match while Greece has achieved a slightly higher average of 4, potentially affecting set-piece strategies.

Discipline on the field is also a critical factor, with Belarus accumulating 17 Yellow Cards and no Red Cards alongside 2 conceded penalties this season. Greece's card stats show similar discipline issues with 21 Yellow Cards but no Red Cards and the same penalties conceded count at 2.

It is crucial to scrutinize current performance and past results for a well-informed prediction. With Greece's higher possession, stronger momentum, and impressive player ratings, they seem slightly better positioned to triumph in the forthcoming match against Belarus.