Novokuznetsk – Admiral | 1:2 (after OT) | | | Novosibirsk – Khabarovsk | 3:2 (4:3 after SO) |
final/OT
Metallurg Novokuznetsk
1:2
(0:0, 1:0, 0:1)
Admiral Vladivostok
Alan Ilijic
Goals and assists:
34. Anttila – 43. Lisin, 65. Schutz (Antopov)
Referees: Gamalei, Soin – Pavlov, Nazarov
Attendance: n/a
Penalty missed:
Metallurg Novokuznetsk:
Hovinen (Sorokin) – Giroux, Anttila, McLean, Martynov, Kosourov – Mantyla, Aksyonenko, Vyglazov, Yemelin, Nazarov – Valuisky, Kanarsky, Kapotov, Lapenkov, Zhafyarov – Kurepanov, Gareyev, Korabeinikov, Startsev, Chernov
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Coach:
Admiral Vladivostok: Lundstrom (Ivannikov) – Osipov, Lisin, Nikitenko, Ugarov, Antropov – Zemchyonok, Bergfors, Gynge, Poleshchuk, Schutz – Perry, Drugov, Trunyov, Kostromitin, Grachyov – Pervushin, Barbashev, Kuznetsov, Ternavsky
Subs:
Coach:
Subs:
Coach:
Admiral Vladivostok: Lundstrom (Ivannikov) – Osipov, Lisin, Nikitenko, Ugarov, Antropov – Zemchyonok, Bergfors, Gynge, Poleshchuk, Schutz – Perry, Drugov, Trunyov, Kostromitin, Grachyov – Pervushin, Barbashev, Kuznetsov, Ternavsky
Subs:
Coach:
Referees: Gamalei, Soin – Pavlov, Nazarov
Attendance: n/a
Faceoffs: MNK 10 (27), ADM 10 (30)
Penalties: MNK 2 (4), ADM 2 (6)
Powerplay: MNK 0/3, ADM 1/2
Ice leaders:
MNK – Alexei Kosourov – 19:18
ADM – Yegor Antropov – 24:53
Admiral wins the game with less than 10 seconds to go! 2-on-2 from the right side and Yegor Antropov gets the puck to the left post for FELIX SCHUTZ who scores above Hovinen's right pad as he can't recover and close the angle.
Assist: Yegor Antropov.
Powerplay tally to make the game even at 1. Yegor Antropov takes a slapshot from the middle by the blueline, Hovinen is able to deflect it to the right where ENVER LISIN takes it and tries a backhander twice, the first being deflected while the second goes in.
Unassisted.
Faceoffs: MNK 10 (17), ADM 12 (20)
No penalties in the second period.
Ice leaders:
MNK – Alexei Kosourov – 12:45
ADM – Anton Poleshchuk – 15:17
Finally we see a goal today! MARKO ANTTILA scores off a deflection from Lundstrom to the left and into the empty net, after Yury Nazarov took a shot from the left faceoff circle.
Unassisted.
Faceoffs: MNK 7, ADM 8
Penalties: MNK 2, ADM 4
Powerplay: MNK 0/2, ADM 0/1
Ice leaders:
MNK – Raymond Giroux – 6:15
ADM – Anton Poleshchuk – 7:23
Metallurg Novokuznetsk: Hovinen (Sorokin) – Giroux, Anttila, McLean, Martynov, Kosourov – Mantyla, Aksyonenko, Vyglazov, Yemelin, Nazarov – Valuisky, Kanarsky, Kapotov, Lapenkov, Zhafyarov – Kurepanov, Gareyev, Korabeinikov, Startsev, Chernov
Admiral Vladivostok: Lundstrom (Ivannikov) – Osipov, Lisin, Nikitenko, Ugarov, Antropov – Zemchyonok, Bergfors, Gynge, Poleshchuk, Schutz – Perry, Drugov, Trunyov, Kostromitin, Grachyov – Pervushin, Barbashev, Kuznetsov, Ternavsky
Referees: Gamalei, Soin – Pavlov, Nazarov.
Admiral sits on 50% being 1-1-0, though they beat their neighbours from Khabarovsk 4:3 on penalty shootout and then lost to Sibir in Novosibirsk.
Felix Schütz, the first German player to play in the KHL, is their top scorer with 3 points (1G, 2A)
Metallurg Novokuznetsk is no longer European top quality team. Last season, the team wasn't successful to reach the playoffs finishing in 10 place of the East. In the subsequent Cup of Hope, the team didn't get much to play, losing 3:1 to Amur of Khabarovsk in the first round.
They had a better start to the season being 100% in two games, beating Sibir and Amur at their home arena.
Yegor Martynov is their current top scorer with 3 points (1G, 2A)