Eurolivescores MVP:
Martins Karsums (F) – 1G, 1A, 3 shots – Dynamo turns the game around and win it in the end, thanks to four different scorers, though Martins Karsums snaps up two points with a goal and an assist.

Admiral take serious measures in the zone firing a barrage from all slots, but can't find their way to the net.

Two minutes to go in the third period.

Maxim Karpov takes the puck into the zone and drives over the right side all the way to the goal line getting a blind pass back to the slot, though the puck only travels through as there was no one to pick up the pass.

Admiral keep possession inside the zone but then Dynamo take over and go all the way to the other side, though they can't get anything special out of it and the play is coast to coast mainly.

Lundstrom reads Dynamo's intentions from the left lined up with the goal line and makes a stick deflection to behind the net, Dynamo keep possession.

Joakim Lundstrom makes another save as Marek Kvapil puts him on another test, he passes successfully.

Denis Mosalyov skates to the zone and encounters a defenseman in front who keeps his calmness and deflects the puck off his stick letting it slip out of the zone.

Dynamo build on the attack from scrap behind their own net, and once they regroup in the zone, dump the puck and foolishly lose possession.

Dynamo can't control the puck entering the zone and have difficulties establishing an offense in the zone.

Marek Kvapil drives the puck to the zone and fires from the blue slightly to the left, though it's wide to the right.

Dynamo clear the puck away from their zone off the faceoff, and Admiral manage to keep possession and build up again from their own zone.

Icing ruled against Dynamo, the faceoff coming back deep into their territory.

Dynamo fire a couple of shots but none of them jeopardizing Joakim Lundstrom in net who either deflects them away or sees the shots wide of his net.

The home team get huge support from the stands now as they defend in the zone while Dynamo is trying to answer back quickly.

Admiral is back at full strenght, but the penalty kill has been more than productive for them striking shorthanded to get back in the lead.

One minute left in the second period.

Felix Schutz takes a shot from the left circle to deny my words, aiming for the right post, but Yeryomenko is focused and keeps his head cool making a glove save. The shot came after what could have been a foul on an Admiral skater inside their own end, but the game remains without penalties so far.

Admiral can't establish a quality offense inside the zone, and they haven't for a while now, Dynamo's defense is able to clear all the pucks.

Yury Babenko takes advantage of a sloppy defensive play by Admiral, but can't beat Lundstrom taking the puck to him from the right and trying to deke him out to the opposite side.

An easy shot from the right coming from Denis Mosalyov, though it's far too easy for Joakim Lundstrom who covers and holds onto it.

Alexei Sopin takes the puck into the zone and leaves it at the edge of the left circle for the onskating team mate who strikes a one-timer, but can't get a good grip on it and misses wide to the left.

Dynamo test Lundstrom again on a shot from the blue after a feed from the left, though he's focused and makes the save.

Dynamo dump the puck in, Artyom Zemchyonok gets it but his pass back gets intercepted so Lundstrom has to intervene again, manages to deflect the first shot and keeps the net intact.

Alexander Yeryomenko makes a pad deflection on a hard shot from the right, while the rebound is picked up and missed the net by inches to the left.

Icing call against Admiral.

Lundstrom is forced to make another save and forces a stoppage for a faceoff in his own zone.

Dynamo take another puck to the net, Lundstrom covers for the five hole from the slot.

Dynamo fire a shot from the left side at Lundstrom, but he deflects up high into the protective net, faceoff in the zone.

Admiral keeps the puck in the zone at the blueline, but it seems it somehow slipped out as the call is offside so the faceoff comes to the neutral zone.

Evgeny Grachyov got the hold of the puck in the defensive zone, but couldn't outskate the defenseman in front and lost possession in the neutral.

Admiral go to the zone twice, and Dynamo get to clear twice in the row getting into the zone afterwards.

Dynamo again takes the opening faceoff, though don't get anything of their first possession, while Admiral are able to take the puck to the opposite side.

Konstantin Kasyanchuk tries a shot from the right circle, it's blocked by the defenseman in front and into the netting above Lundstrom. Faceoff in the zone.

One minute to go in the first period.

After Felix Schutz won the faceoff, Mathias Porseland tried to shoot from the perimeter on the left, but his shot hit someone on the defense and didn't bother Yeryomenko much.

Dynamo ice the puck so the faceoff will come back deep into their zone.

Richard Gynge was in a good spot on the right boards and was inches away from intercepting a sloppy pass by Dynamo's defense, though they managed to get out of the zone.

Dmitry Pestunov makes the most of possession keeping the puck on the left side with a man on the back, makes a pass and gets it returned into the left circle, but the shot gets deflected off a defenseman's skate and Admiral take over.

Dominik Granak puts Lundstrom to a concentration test from the blue, but he passes with flying colours being focused all the time and makes a chest save.

Admiral enter the zone and try a couple of trick passes to surprise the opponent, but miss the last one and let the puck slip away from the zone.

Evgeny Grachyov gets a shot from the left faceoff circle on Yeryomenko, who deflects aside with the stick, but Admiral on the second shot can't find the goal and the shot is wide from the opposite side.

The game is mainly possessed by Dynamo who try to enter the zone, though mainly get stopped at the blueline or the danger is cleared.

And another icing is ruled.

The first icing of the game is called against Admiral so the faceoff comes back to the zone.

A huge hit in the neutral zone delivered on a Dynamo player in the battle for the puck, but after a bounce off the board Dynamo get possession.

A defensive miscommunication by Dynamo leads to a new Admiral opportunity in the zone, but on a feed from the right boards to the slot, the one-timer is missed wide to the right.

Seems like the ruling is hand pass as the puck was cleared from the zone on the right, but the referees bring it back in for a faceoff deep in the zone.

Dynamo continue to dominate the game on the offense striking shots on net, but so far couldn't find the way to the net, unline Admiral did.

Lundstrom on the other side again has to intervene on a shot from the left side and deflects the puck to the right with the glove.

Another save by Lundstrom, this time on Martins Karsums' shot from the left circle after Alexei Tsvetkov left it there for the onskating team mate.

Dmitry Vishnevsky tires a shot from the middle of the blueline after receiving the feed from the right boards, though Lundstrom is in place to make the first save.

The game gets underway and Dynamo immediately drives the puck to the net, but Babenko's shot from the perimeter misses the net wide to the left.

A little pregame show starts as the Olypmic flame has sailed its way into Vladivostok and is currently being presented in the Arena. Andrei Nikitenko gets it to cruise the Arena with it. Russian anthem follows.

Starting lineups:

Admiral Vladivostok: Lundstrom (Ivannikov) – Osipov, Gynge, Nikitenko, Ugarov, Ternavsky – Bergfors, Porseland, Schutz, Antropov, Grachyov – Zemchyonok, Sokolov, Drugov, Poleshchuk, Bortnikov – Pervushin, Commodore, Barbashev, Kuznetsov

Dynamo Moscow: Yeryomenko (Barzman) – Soin, Babenko, Kokarev, Jalasvaara, Solovyov – Pestunov, Kasyanchuk, Granak, Mosalyov, Vishnevsky – Tsvetkov, Deryluk, Karsums, Mironov, Karpov – Barantsev, Volkov, Sopin, Koryagin, Kvapil

Referees: Odins, Romasko – Metalnikov, Sirotkin.

David versus Goliath, as some may say, but be sure Admiral won't surrender without a fight. Dynamo comes to Fetisov Arena for the first time ever and they've never played in Moscow before, so another historic game for Admiral, which they've had a lot this season. Be sure not to miss the game at 07:00 CET, 10:00 MSK, 01:00 EDT.

Dynamo Moscow:
Surprisingly enough, the reigning champions lost two of their last three games, all on the road. However, they haven't lost the lead in the division before Dinamo Riga and with 52 points are second in the East just after SKA. Their record this season is 16-3-7.

Nine players on the offense scored 10 or more points this season, and are led by Leonid Komarov with 21 (8+13), while the top goal scorer, Martins Karsums, with 16 points (12+4). Three players follow with 15 points each: Maxim Pestushko (8+7), Alexei Tsvetkov (6+9) and Maxim Karpov (5+10).

Filip Novak is the most productive defenseman having snapped 11 points (2+9), Maxim Solovyov is right behind with 8 (2+6).

Only three players didn't score any points this season (Alexander Budkin, Dmitry Boychuk and Konstantin Kasyanchuk.

What's for goalies, Alexander Yeryomenko dominates with 1019:24 minutes in goal, 92.5 SVS% and 2.06 GAA. Alexander Lazushkin, being the backup, saw 9 starts, 94 SVS%, allowed and 1.66 on average.

Last games:
Bars – Dynamo 3-2
Sibir – Dynamo 1-0
Metallurg Nk – Dynamo 3-4 OT.

Admiral Vladivostok:
The league's newcomers from the Russian Far East currently lie in the good 7th position in the Eastern Conference with 37 points, four more than the first non-playoff spot. Their record is tied at 9-7-9.

Made up mainly from players given out to them from other Russian clubs, their statistics look pretty good. Enver Lisin leads the team in points with 16 (7+9), while the best goal scorer is Niclas Bergfors with 9 goals and 5 assists for 14 points. Felix Schutz scored only three times, but added 12 assists for a total of 15 points.

Defensively. Yegor Antropov leads the stats as he snapped 9 points (3+6), Artyom Ternavsky follows with 7 /4+3) and Denis Osipov with 4 (1+3).

Joakim Lundstrom had most starts for the team in net, featuring in 17 games, recording 91.7 SVS% and 2.64 GAA. They have a good balance between the goalies, Evgeny Ivannikov started in 14 games, with the record of 94.1 SVS%, and allows 1.66 goals on average.

Last games:
Dinamo Minsk – Admiral 3-4 SO
Admiral – Bars 3-2
Admiral – Torpedo 5-0.

Good morning everyone, and welcome to this early morning KHL matchup, between Admiral Vladivostok and their visitors and current champions Dynamo Moscow.

Welcome. Game starts at 07:00.