(Football news) Belarus, who were just barely able to qualify the previous time, travel to St Gallen fresh off a fierce draw with Romania. Switzerland’s match against Israel was postponed by UEFA due to the terrible circumstances that are currently taking place in that nation; it is not certain how Israel will finish their fixtures.

That is not very significant in the big picture, but Switzerland will carry on with their qualification campaign this weekend in an attempt to secure another spot at a major tournament. Although Yakin’s team has drawn two of their six games in Group I, they haven’t had an easy time of it. If they win on Sunday, though, they would move seven points clear of third place.

There is no place for complacency with Kosovo and Romania still to come, even though it seems implausible given that their lone win in three games came against Andorra’s minnows.

The games before that resulted in 2-2 draws with Kosovo and Romania, but Switzerland has great memories of playing Belarus because they won the rematch 5-0 back in March.

With six points separating them from third place right now, Belarus will feel like they have something to gain given the uncertainties surrounding Israel.This club has only let up one goal in their last three games, a late goal in Israel, while failing to score in three straight games.

Carlos Alos’ side managed to secure an amazing goalless draw with Romania on Thursday, but the club’s June 2-1 triumph over Kosovo—which was won under a different coach—remains vivid in the team’s memories.

Belarus did overcome Kazakhstan in a UEFA Nations League match in September 2020, but since then, they have not had a competitive away win.
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