90+4Gabai (H. Kiryat Shmona) is cautioned by the referee.
83Sivakov (in) - Renan Bressan (out) (BATE)
78Rodionov (BATE) scores!
Aleksandr Volodko plays a decisive ball through the middle for Vitali Rodionov who ran clear and produced a cool, curling finish for his second of the game.- 75Renan Bressan (BATE) is cautioned by the referee.
- 73Levi (in) - Lencse (out) (H. Kiryat Shmona)
Now Gil Landau reorganises, bringing off a forward, László Lencse, and replacing him with a midfelder Lior Levi. 
70Matović (H. Kiryat Shmona) is shown a second yellow card and is dismissed.
Dušan Matović receives a second caution for pulling the shirt of Vitali Rodionov.- 67Badash (in) - Gazal (out) (H. Kiryat Shmona)
An attacking substitution from Kiryat Shmona with Barak Badash, scorer of two goals so far in the competition, coming on. - 62Vasilyuk (in) - Mozolevski (out) (BATE)
Roman Vasilyuk, the top scorer in the history of Belarus football, comes on. - 62Pavlov (in) - Likhtarovich (out) (BATE)
- 53Abed (in) - Vahaba (out) (H. Kiryat Shmona)
The referee blows for half-time.
The statistics tell the story of the half with BATE dominating and Vitali Rodionov, in particular, proving a thorn in Kiryat Shmona's side. He hit the post before scoring the opener and at that stage it was all one-way traffic. However, the visitors showed some spirit in the dying moments and will be encouraged by Shimon Abihazira's efforts.- 45+1Rochet (H. Kiryat Shmona) is cautioned by the referee.
- 30Gazal (H. Kiryat Shmona) is cautioned by the referee.
- 29Rodionov (BATE) scores!
BATE's domination is finally rewarded as Vitali Rodionov collects a ball from the left by Dmitri Mozolevski, turns in the penalty area and fires low into the bottom corner past Daniel Amos. - 26Matović (H. Kiryat Shmona) is cautioned by the referee.
Dušan Matović is cautioned for a foul on Aleksandr Hleb. - 22Hleb (BATE) is cautioned by the referee.
Aleksandr Hleb is cautioned following a foul on Ravid Gazal.
Two goals from Vitali Rodionov give BATE a significant advantage going into next week's second leg in Israel. The Belarusian side were rewarded for their domination of the first half, in particular, with Kiryat Shmona's hopes damaged further by the second-half dismissal of Dušan Matović.