Bucharest takes a post-match throw in “Severstal” victory; The hill contributes to the destruction of “Spartak”

Cherepovets’ team beat Novosibirsk’s “Sibirj” 3: 2 (1: 0, 0: 2, 1: 0, 0: 0, 3: 1).

Bucharest spent 14 minutes and five seconds in this duel, during which he threw five times on the opponent’s goal, which was the best score in the team, blocked one opponent’s shot and lost in the only throw.

In the third series of post-match throws, the Latvian hockey player achieved 2: 0 in favor of the guests. Although “Severstal” won 3: 1 in the post-match throws, the “bull” of victory was credited to Yegor Morozov, who threw the “goal” in the fifth series.

Alexander Petunin scored two goals in this match, as well as a post-match throw in the first series.

The guests “scolded” the home team with 43:29, repelling Anton Krasotkin for 41 shots at the “Sibirj” goal.

In the 11th minute, Petunins put the guests in the lead, but in the middle of the game, within minutes and 25 seconds, “Sibirj” played and took the lead. In the 48th minute, with another Petunin litter, the guests reached an extension.

In Helsinki, “Jokerit” with Kalniņš defeated Moscow “Spartak” led by Oleg Znarok and Latvian coach Harry Vītoliņš with 7: 1 (2: 0, 2: 0, 3: 1).

Kalnins repulsed 22 away throws at the goal, only capitulating in the 46th minute after Nikita Pivcakin’s throw.

In favor of the winners, four performance points (2 + 2) were earned by Miko Lehtonen, three (1 + 2) – by Eli Tolvanen and Brian O’Neill, but two goals were also scored by Veli Mati Savinainen.

In another match, Kaspars Daugaviņš’s Moscow region “Vitjaz” was destroyed, which lost to Yaroslavl’s “Lokomotiv” 0: 5 (0: 2, 0: 0, 0: 3).

Daugaviņš lost in both throws in exactly 17 minutes and did not mark in other statistical indicators.

In the western group, Jokerit is fifth with 13 points in nine games, Severstal is seventh with 13 points in 11 matches and Vitjaz is eighth with 12 points in 12 matches. The last in the West with five points in ten battles is Riga’s “Dynamo”.

This season, 23 teams are participating in the KHL Championship – 11 Western and 12 Eastern conferences. In the regular championship, each team will play 60 games, after which the eight best clubs will enter the Gagarin Cup.