Finland’s UEFA Nations League meeting with Belarus reached the closing stages on 29 September 2026 with Daniel Håkans coming on for Glen Kamara as the fourth official announced there would be no added time. It was a tight late spell, full of stoppages and set-piece moments rather than sustained pressure.
Late stages in Finland Vs Belarus
At 17:47, Juho Lähteenmäki won a free kick in the defensive half, while Joel Pohjanpalo and Fedor Lapoukhov also won free kicks in the defensive half. Finland were awarded a corner after Zakhar Volkov conceded one, before Topi Keskinen won a free kick in the attacking half.
Belarus then saw Zakhar Volkov caught offside, and Vitali Lisakovich won a free kick in the attacking half. Finland went on to earn two more corners after Vladislav Kalinin conceded both of them, with Adam Markhiyev also winning a free kick in the defensive half.
The last update
The source was last updated at 17:47 on 29 September 2026. The final moments of Finland vs Belarus were defined by interruptions, territory and dead-ball chances, with Daniel Håkans the notable substitution after replacing Glen Kamara.
