Volna Pinsk kept their promotion hopes alive in the Belarusian First League with a hard-fought 3-1 victory over FK Orsha on 25 July 2026. The home side controlled large periods of the match and took their chances well, while Orsha’s defensive lapses proved costly. The win moves Volna Pinsk into the top half of the table.

Controlled First Half

Volna Pinsk established dominance early, pressing high and winning the midfield battle. They took the lead in the 18th minute when a well-delivered corner was headed home by their centre-back. The goal settled any nerves, and Volna continued to create chances. A second goal arrived just before halftime, a sweeping counter-attack finished with precision to make it 2-0.

FK Orsha struggled to find rhythm, with their midfield bypassed by quick combinations. They managed one shot on target in the first half, easily saved by the Volna goalkeeper.

Orsha Fight Back, But Volna Finish Strong

The visitors came out with renewed intensity in the second half. They pulled a goal back in the 55th minute, a well-taken strike from the edge of the box that gave the goalkeeper no chance. Suddenly, the match was alive, and Orsha pushed for an equaliser.

Volna Pinsk weathered the storm and restored their two-goal cushion in the 78th minute. A free-kick delivery found an unmarked forward, who headed home to make it 3-1. Orsha’s hopes were extinguished, and Volna comfortably saw out the remaining minutes.

Match Details

• Possession: Volna Pinsk 54% – 46% FK Orsha
• Shots on target: Volna 6 – 3 Orsha
• Corners: Volna 7 – 4 Orsha
• Yellow cards: Volna 2 – Orsha 3

League Context

With this result, Volna Pinsk climb to seventh in the Belarusian First League standings, three points off the promotion playoff places. FK Orsha remain in the bottom three, now without a win in four games. Volna’s efficient finishing and solid team shape were the key differences on the night.