Hot on the heels of the silver by FC BATE Borisov reserve team in the Championship-2021, we have already reported that the Yellow-Blues' reserves for the 13th time in history (the tournament among reserve teams has been held since 2001) won medals. Our youth became the winner twice (2011 and 2019), five times a silver (2005, 2006, 2013, 2015, 2021) and six times a bronze (2001, 2003, 2008, 2014, 2016, 2018) medalist. But let us note that for the first time such a young squad of the Borisovites (average age is 17,7 years) climbed to the podium. Moreover, not a single team (not only FC BATE Borisov) that has ever won the championship among reserve teams was so young!

A distinctive feature of the season-2021 is that our club's reserves have never scored so much before - 90 goals in 29 games (we do not take into account the technical goals for the victory in the second round over FC Sputnik Rechitsa). The former record, set in 2017, was surpassed by 19(!) points. And in the entire history of this tournament, only one team managed to score more in a year than our guys: this season bronze medalist of tournament FC Shakhtyor Soligorsk scored 98 goals.

The average scoring performance of our young team was 3,10 goals per game: this is a club record and second place in the 21-year history of the tournament! By the way, the previous achievement of FC BATE Borisov reserves is much more modest than the current one - 2,37 goals (in the already mentioned 2017 year).

In the home match against FC Sputnik from Rechitsa, our reserve team won 10:0, and this is a club record! Thus, the previous achievement was beaten: in 2017, FC Krumkachy were defeated with a score of 9:0. In general, in the past year, FC BATE Borisov had 7 major victories.

Our youth not only often crushed rivals, but also showed an unprecedented character: they have 7 strong-willed victories during the year (in 2001 and 2016, the Yellow-Blues' reserves had 5 such wins each).

No matter how the encounter developed, our reserve team did not stop and fought until the last minute. It is not surprising that the greatest number of goals falls on the last two 15-minute intervals: from the 61st to the 75th minute, the Borisovites scored 18 goals, and after the 75th they scored 24 times (3 of them after the end of the regular time of the match)! For comparison, the decoding of goals at other 15-minute intervals: 1-15 (10 goals scored), 16-30 (9), 31-45 (16), 46-60 (13).

Moving on to personal nominations. To begin with, here are the Top-10 leaders in terms of the number of PLAYED MATCHES:

As you can see, Piletski, Frantsuzau and Sharkouski took part in all the matches.

The NUMBER of MINUTES spent by this or that footballer on the field tells about the degree of involvement of the players in games. The Top-6 in this nomination:

The clear leader here is Sharkouski, who spent an average of 83 minutes per match.

And here are the six players who most often played ‘FROM WHISTLE TO WHISTLE’:

The Top-5 leaders in terms of the number of participation in VICTORY ENCOUNTERS includes:

All CAPTAINS of our team:

In the list of GOALSCORERS, we have a dual power:

We would like to note that Frantsuzau and Shumanski shared the 3rd place in the list of the best goalscorers in the championship of reserve teams-2021, but among 17-year-old snipers they have no equal in the tournament! By the way, until now only one player in the history of our reserves managed to score more in a year than Frantsuzau and Shumanski now: in 2017 Uladzislau Mukhamedau (then he was 19 years old) hit the rivals’ net 19 times.

Let’s pay tribute to the best ASSISTANTS of the team, especially since two of our players have earned at least 10 passes for goal at once:

Then continue the topic with a list of the MOST USEFUL players (according to the ‘goal + assist’ system):

And in conclusion, we present the GOALKEEPERS’ table (in the first column after the surname, the number of matches is indicated, in the second – conceded goals, in the third – the number of clean sheets):