Belarus vs Scotland head-to-head record

Belarus wins: 1
Draws: 1
Scotland wins: 4

6 meetings, 1997 to 2025Goals: Belarus 3, Scotland 9

Belarus and Scotland have met 6 times since 1997. Scotland have won 4, Belarus 1, and 1 match ended level. They last met on 12 October 2025, when Scotland won 2–1 in World Cup qualifying.

The 6 meetings have produced 12 goals, 2.00 per game. The biggest win is Scotland’s 4–1 in World Cup qualifying in 1997. Scotland have won the last two meetings. They went 19 years without meeting, between 2005 and 2025.

Who has won more, Belarus or Scotland?

All matches6 matches

1 Belarus1 drawScotland 4

Competitive6 matches

1 Belarus1 drawScotland 4

Key numbers

Goals: Belarus 3, Scotland 92.00 per game
First meeting: Belarus 0–1 ScotlandWorld Cup qualifying, 8 Jun 1997
Most recent: Scotland 2–1 BelarusWorld Cup qualifying, 12 Oct 2025
Belarus’ biggest win: Scotland 0–1 BelarusWorld Cup qualifying, 8 Oct 2005
Scotland’s biggest win: Scotland 4–1 BelarusWorld Cup qualifying, 7 Sept 1997
Most goals in a meeting: Scotland 4–1 BelarusWorld Cup qualifying, 7 Sept 1997
Current run: Scotland, 2 wins in a row
Biggest upset: Scotland 0–1 BelarusWorld Cup qualifying, 8 Oct 2005Winner’s rating-based win expectancy: 23%
TFN Elo rating now: Belarus 1591 (82nd), Scotland 1780 (40th)How the rating works

Last five meetings

12 Oct 2025
Scotland2Belarus1
World Cup qualifying
Glasgow, Scotland
8 Sept 2025
Belarus0Scotland2
World Cup qualifying
Zalaegerszeg, Hungary (neutral)
8 Oct 2005
Scotland0Belarus1
World Cup qualifying
Glasgow, Scotland
8 Jun 2005
Belarus0Scotland0
World Cup qualifying
Minsk, Belarus
7 Sept 1997
Scotland4Belarus1
World Cup qualifying
Aberdeen, Scotland

Who has had the upper hand over time?

The line climbs with every Belarus win and drops with every Scotland win, so its height shows who has won more meetings up to that point.

Above the line: Belarus have won more Below: Scotland have won more

Level

Scotland lead by 3 wins after the latest meeting. The biggest lead was 3, held by Scotland from 12 October 2025.

Every meeting on one timeline

Belarus wins

Draws

Scotland wins

Larger dots mark bigger winning margins. Hover a dot for the result.

Home, away and neutral

In Belarus's home games

2 matches

011

BelarusDrawsScotland

In Scotland's home games

3 matches

102

BelarusDrawsScotland

At neutral venues

1 match

001

BelarusDrawsScotland

Meetings by decade

Belarus wins Draws Scotland wins

Meetings by decade
Decade	Played	Belarus	Draws	Scotland	Goals
1990s	2	0	0	2	6
2000s	2	1	1	0	1
2020s	2	0	0	2	5

Longest runs

Longest runs
Longest run of	Belarus	Scotland
Wins in a row	12005	22025
Unbeaten meetings	22005	31997 to 2005

Top scorers in Belarus vs Scotland

1Ché AdamsScotland2
2David HopkinScotland2
3Kevin GallacherScotland2

Scorer records exist for 5 of the 6 meetings, mostly competitive matches. Own goals are not credited to a player.

Questions answered

How many times have Belarus and Scotland played each other?

6 times, starting on 8 June 1997. 6 of those meetings were competitive and 0 were friendlies.

Who has won more matches between Belarus and Scotland?

Scotland, with 4 wins to 1. 1 match ended level.

What is the biggest win in Belarus vs Scotland?

Scotland’s 4–1 win in World Cup qualifying on 7 September 1997 in Aberdeen.

When did Belarus and Scotland last play?

On 12 October 2025 in Glasgow, when Scotland won 2–1 in World Cup qualifying.

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Every Belarus vs Scotland result

Every Belarus vs Scotland result
Date	Home	Score	Away	Competition	Venue
12 Oct 2025	Scotland	2–1	Belarus	World Cup qualifying	Glasgow, Scotland
8 Sept 2025	Belarus	0–2	Scotland	World Cup qualifying	Zalaegerszeg, Hungary (neutral)
8 Oct 2005	Scotland	0–1	Belarus	World Cup qualifying	Glasgow, Scotland
8 Jun 2005	Belarus	0–0	Scotland	World Cup qualifying	Minsk, Belarus
7 Sept 1997	Scotland	4–1	Belarus	World Cup qualifying	Aberdeen, Scotland
8 Jun 1997	Belarus	0–1	Scotland	World Cup qualifying	Minsk, Belarus