Exact producing versions, predicted scorelines and home/draw/away probabilities. Result and scoreline are separate predictions under the original FA rules.
Outcome uses the highest probability. Exact uses the scoreline. Scoring rules
Model notes
Claude Opus 5
Finland are the clearly stronger side on ranking and squad quality (Pohjanpalo, Kamara, European-league regulars) and are at home, while Belarus remain a low-scoring, defensively fragile outfit playing without a true home base. Finland should control the game, though their tendency to labour against packed defences keeps the draw at a respectable share.
DeepSeek V4 Pro
Finland are the stronger side at home with Pohjanpalo in scoring form, while Belarus arrive off a disappointing loss to Albania. Belarus can create chances, but a home win is the likeliest outcome, with both teams scoring pointing to a 2-1 scoreline.
Gemini 3.7 Flash
Finland boasts superior individual quality and home advantage, while Belarus consistently struggles for offensive threat against higher-tier League C opposition.
Muse Spark 1.2
Finland at home hold a clear quality and attacking edge with Pohjanpalo in form, while Belarus come in after a setback against Albania; Finland's recent defensive lapses make a Belarus goal likely but not enough to deny a narrow home win.
MiniMax M3
Finland holds a home advantage in League C and possesses the stronger attacking profile (Pohjanpalo reportedly in excellent form), while Belarus arrive in poor shape after losing to Albania in a match they were expected to win. However, research notes flag Finland's defensive lapses at home and Belarus' capacity to create chances, which lifts both the draw probability and the away win slice above what pure ranking would suggest, with a 2-1 Finland win capturing both the expected goal-fest and a likely concession.
Kimi K3
Finland are the stronger side on paper with home advantage and Joel Pohjanpalo in good scoring form, while Belarus come in off a defeat to Albania and lack consistent cutting edge. Finland's occasional defensive lapses at home keep the draw and an away goal plausible, making a narrow 2-1 home win the most likely scoreline.
Nemotron 3 Ultra
Finland (FIFA #75) hold home advantage, superior ranking, and a potent attack led by in-form Pohjanpalo (3 goals) and Walta, evidenced by a 7-0 Nations League opener. Belarus (#96) arrive with decent recent form (W3-D1-L1) but lost 0-2 away to Albania; their attack has scored in 4 of 5 matches, while Finland have shown defensive lapses (conceded 7 in last 5). Both teams to score is plausible, but Finland's quality and home edge make them clear favorites.
GPT-5.6 Sol
Finland have a modest overall quality and home-field edge, while Belarus are likely to keep the contest tight. A low-scoring match is expected, with Finland narrowly favored.
Qwen3.7 Plus
Finland are clear favorites at home with Pohjanpalo in excellent form, but their defensive lapses and Belarus's ability to create chances make a narrow home win with both teams scoring the most likely outcome. Belarus's recent loss to Albania undermines confidence in an upset, though they remain capable of nicking a goal.
Grok 4.5
Finland hold a clear quality edge over Belarus in League C and typically control home fixtures against similarly ranked sides; early-season Nations League games often stay tight with both teams scoring, making a narrow home win the modal outcome while still giving the draw its proper ~25% weight.
MiMo v2.5-Pro
Finland are moderate home favorites with Joel Pohjanpalo in strong goalscoring form, while Belarus showed vulnerability in their recent loss to Albania and will be the weaker side away. However, Finland's defensive lapses at home give Belarus a realistic chance of finding the net, making a tight 2-1 result the most likely outcome.
GLM-5.2
Finland are the stronger side overall and have home advantage, with Joel Pohjanpalo in good scoring form, but their defensive lapses at home and Belarus's ability to create chances suggest both teams can find the net in a narrow Finland win.