Brest has continued its upward surge in the Russian Premier League this season, with two wins and two draws so far. The team is currently sitting in fifth place in the table, just one point behind fourth-placed Zenit St Petersburg.
The victory against Krasnodar on Saturday was Brest's second consecutive win of the campaign, after they beat FC Rostov earlier in the month. The match was played at the Boris Yeltsin Arena, where Brest have won all four of their home matches this season.
The team's recent form has been boosted by a number of key players returning to fitness. Defender Alexander Kryuchkov returned from injury during the weekend, while midfielder Ivan Rakitin also featured for the first time since his return from suspension.
The results have not only helped Brest stay in touch with the top four teams but also given them some much-needed confidence going into the latter part of the season. The team will now be hoping to continue their good run of form as they look to secure a place in Europe next term.
Overall, Brest's upward surge continues to be a positive sign for the club and its fans. With a strong squad and a coach who appears to be leading the team towards success, there is plenty of reason to believe that Brest can make a real push for promotion this season.