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1 SKA 47 98 7 DIR 47 68 1 TRA 47 98 7 AMU 47 73
2 TOR 46 79 8 CSK 48 65 2 SAL 48 82 8 YUG 47 73
3 DYN 46 86 9 LEV 48 53 3 MMG 47 84 9 NKH 48 64
4 DMN 48 78 10 SPA 47 52 4 AKB 48 83 10 MNK 45 62
5 SEV 47 75 11 VIT 47 37 5 AVA 47 75 11 SIB 46 53
6 ATL 47 75 6 BAR 47 73 12 AVT 47 37
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2 February 2012
23:33
Going to the wire
21:09
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10:34
One penalized, one pardoned
1 February 2012
20:11
It’s not over till it’s over
15:23
Tarasenko’s choice
31 January 2012
23:28
Minsk keeps moving
17:27
Beautiful and durable
30 January 2012
23:00
SKA edges Ak Bars
16:25
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Vityaz
CSKA
2
1
 
0:0 2:0 0:1
Severstal
Lev
3
0
 
1:0 0:0 2:0
Torpedo
Metallurg Nk
2
1
 
0:0 2:1 0:0
Dynamo Msk
Amur
3
2
 
0:1 2:0 0:1 1:0
Spartak
Dinamo Mn
5
2
 
2:2 2:0 1:0
Avangard
Dinamo R
1
3
 
0:0 1:1 0:2
Barys
Ak Bars
4
6
 
2:3 1:3 1:0
Avtomobilist
Neftekhimik
2
1
 
0:0 0:1 1:0 1:0
Metallurg Mg
Atlant
2
3
 
1:0 0:0 1:2 0:1
Traktor
Salavat Yulaev
2
1
 
1:0 1:0 0:1
Yugra
SKA
2
3
 
1:1 1:1 0:0 0:0 0:1
Vityaz
Dinamo Mn
start at 17:00 msk
Severstal
CSKA
start at 17:00 msk
Torpedo
Sibir
start at 17:00 msk
Dynamo Msk
Metallurg Nk
start at 17:00 msk
Spartak
Lev
start at 17:00 msk
Avangard
SKA
 
 
start at 14:00 msk
Barys
Neftekhimik
 
 
start at 15:00 msk
Avtomobilist
Salavat Yulaev
 
 
start at 15:00 msk
Traktor
Ak Bars
 
 
start at 15:00 msk
Metallurg Mg
Dinamo R
 
 
start at 15:00 msk
Yugra
Atlant
 
 
start at 15:00 msk
Amur
Metallurg Nk
 
 
start at 12:00 msk
Torpedo
Dinamo Mn
 
 
start at 19:00 msk
Dynamo Msk
Sibir
 
 
start at 19:30 msk
Amur
Metallurg Nk
 
 
start at 12:00 msk

Teams

Founded: 1946

Home: Luzhniki (8 500)

Colors: light blue-white


The only team to play in top division in all USSR and Russian Championships.

Champions: USSR (4) – 1947, 1954, 1990, 1991; CIS - 1992; Russia (4) – 1993, 1995, 2000, 2005.

Runners-up: USSR (16) – 1950, 1951, 1959, 1960, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1971, 1972, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1985, 1986, 1987; Russia (3) - 1994, 1996, 1999.

Cup winners: USSR (3) - 1953, 1972, 1976; Russia (3) - 1993, 1995, 1996.

European Cup winners (1) - 2006.

Head coach: Oleg Znarok (LAT)
As of 30.04.2010

Players

 #Position Name Born Country
20goaltenderBiryukov Mikhail13.10.1985Russia
3defenseValentenko Pavel20.10.1987Russia
80forwardWeinhandl Mattias01.06.1980Sweden
34defenseVyshedkevich Sergei03.01.1975Russia
6defenseDenisov Denis31.12.1981Russia
31goaltenderYeremeyev Vitaly23.09.1975Russia
77defenseZhitnik Alexei10.10.1972Russia
71forwardKaluzhny Alexei13.06.1977Russia
87forwardKomarov Leo23.01.1987Russia
21forwardKrysanov Anton25.03.1987Russia
10forwardMakarov Igor19.09.1987Russia
13forwardNepryaev Ivan04.02.1982Russia
62forwardPanov Konstantin29.06.1980Russia
28defensePlekhanov Andrei12.07.1986Russia
52defenseSemenov Alexei10.04.1981Russia
53forwardTolpeko Denis29.01.1985Russia
43forwardYachmenev Vitaly08.01.1975Russia

Injury list

 # Position Name Born Country
9forwardAvtsyn Alexander19.03.1991Russia
90goaltenderZalivin Alexander15.07.1990Russia

On loan in lower division

 # Position Name Born Country
68forwardKaramnov Vitaly08.08.1989Russia
2forwardLozhkin Andrei02.01.1985Russia
15forwardPolukhin Alexander19.12.1988Russia









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