Orsha hosts Bate Borisov in the Coppa quarter-final on 11 November 2026 at 14:30. The First League side has won three straight domestic matches, most recently beating Smorgon 2:1 away on 7 November. In the cup, Orsha knocked out Naftaн after a 2:2 draw, then dismantled Drut 7:0. Bate arrives in crisis. The Borisov club sits 14th in the Premier League with 24 points from 28 matches and a 20:34 goal difference, fighting relegation. They lost four straight before beating Torpedo BelAZ 1:0 on 7 November. Their attack has dried up: 20 goals in 28 league games, averaging under one per match, with five blanks in their last eight outings. Snow and a heavy pitch favour the underdog.
Form and H2H
Orsha's matches typically produce goals at both ends, though their home record is uneven. They scored 5:1 away to Minsk-2, then 3:2 against Bumprom, but earlier drew 0:0 with Niva and lost 2:3 to Osipovichy. Bate's defence concedes roughly one goal per game on average. The teams have no previous head-to-head record. Bate's cup form looks stronger on paper—they beat Molodechno 4:1 away in the previous round—but their league collapse raises questions about consistency and hunger with survival on the line.
Best bet
Handicap Orsha (+2) offers value. Bate's attack is broken, averaging under one goal per match with five dry spells in eight games. Orsha are in form and have already eliminated a Premier League side. The bookmaker market prices Bate as 85% favourites, which overstates a team struggling to score even against top-flight opponents. Weather and pitch conditions typically help the lower-division side. The main risk is a repeat of Bate's 4:1 demolition of Molodechno, but that remains the exception in their current run.
Odds to watch
1Win: Home 17.3 / Draw 6 / Away 1.15.

