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Kemerovo are not a team from the top of of the table, but everything seems to be going their way today. A team that managed to win a set against Belgorod 25-16 deserves respect. More importantly, Belgorod didn't use subsituties in that set. Visiting team's form is great, despite two consecutive defeats to much better teams (Zenit, Belgorod). They are better in every position compared to Soligorsk. I want to point out that Makarov is the organizer of Kemerovo's game. He won each and every possible competition with his national team. There's also Marcus Nilsson, who won the Champions League last year with Lokomotiv from Novosibirsk. The home team won only one point in 2014, and that says a lot. The visiting team's coach said they'd go for the win. Kemerovo won the last three games against teams from the bottom part of the table, who are still better than Soligorsk, and covered this handicap every time. I don't see why they wouldn't today.