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Admiral Vladivostok
2:3 (1:1, 0:1, 1:0, 0:1)
Lev Praha
Tuesday 01.10.2013, 11:00 • Fetisov Arena • KHL
     
    36:07
    However, that doesn't last for long. Topi Jaakola gets an interference minor for Lev almost immediately after.
     
    35:52
    Penalty coming against both teams. Marc-Andre Gragnani gets called for hooking Evgeni Grachyov, who then fells Gragnani as he falls. Grachyov is handed a two minute tripping penalty, meaning it's 4 on 4.
     
    31:25
    It's another penalty against Ternavsky for Admiral. Powerplay time for Lev
     
    27:08
    It gets worse for Lev. Jakub Klepis takes a slashing minor giving Admiral a brief 5 on 3 powerplay.
     
    25:11
    A great pad save by Lundstrom kickstarts the counter attack. Felix Schutz is eventually hauled down by Martin Thornberg, who gets the hooking penalty.
     
    18:26
    Penalty coming against Lev. Ondrej Nemec will sit for two for holding
     
    12:04
    Nathan Oystrick will sit for two for an interference penalty.
     
    04:49
    Interference penalty coming against Ternavsky for Admiral Vladivostok.
    Commentary by

    Jon Rowson

    CZ@jonrowson

    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 10. Pervushin (Barbashev), 60. Lisin – 13. Jaakola (Ridderwall), 35. Repik (Birner), 61. Jaakola (Ridderwall)

    Admiral Vladivostok: Lundstrom (Ivannikov) – Ospiov, Antropov, Porseland, Ternavsky, Poleshchuk, Kostromitin, Zemchyonok – Bergfors, Schutz, Lisin – Lesnukhin, Drugov, Bortnikov – Pervushin, Barbashev, Kuznetsov – Gynge, Sokolov, Grachyov
    Lev Praha: Vehanen (Lukas) – Sevc, O'Byrne, Gragnani, Nemec, Jaakola, Mikus, Humphries, Oystrick – Cingel, Novotny, Klepis – Sekac, Zackrisson, Thornberg – Azevedo, Kubalik, Ridderwall – Birner, Vrana, Repik
    Referees: Gashilov, Zakharov – Pronskikh, Maitak