Solovey's Double Sinks Arsenal in Barysaw

Slavia Mozyr turned a tight contest into a rout in the final quarter, with A. Solovey scoring twice in eleven minutes to seal a 3-1 win over Arsenal at Haradski Stadium. The forward's brace, either side of K. Chernook's opener, proved the difference after Arsenal had kept pace through most of the first half.

D. Antilevskiy's 19th-minute goal gave Arsenal an early foothold. The visitors looked solid in possession and might have built on that lead, but Slavia Mozyr's shape tightened as the half wore on. The hosts offered little in attack during the opening 45 minutes, yet Arsenal could not capitalise on their territorial advantage.

Slavia Mozyr's Collapse of Arsenal's Defence

The decisive spell arrived between the 70th and 84th minutes. Chernook broke the deadlock three minutes into the second half's final quarter, levelling the match and signalling a shift in momentum. Arsenal's backline, which had held firm until that point, suddenly looked vulnerable. Solovey punished that weakness immediately, adding a second goal three minutes later to put Slavia Mozyr ahead. The striker completed his brace with an 84th-minute finish that ended any hope of an Arsenal comeback.

Arsenal offered no sustained response once Slavia Mozyr took control. The visitors' shape collapsed in that crucial ten-minute window, and they could not recover. By the time the final whistle came, Slavia Mozyr's three-goal margin accurately reflected their dominance in the match's pivotal phase.

The result marks a significant upset at Haradski Stadium, where Slavia Mozyr proved far more clinical in the closing stages than their first-half showing suggested they might be. Arsenal's failure to extend their advantage when they held the upper hand proved costly.