	2 Sep, Wed
CSK	–	AKB
19:30 msk Moscow

	3 Sep, Thu
TRK	–	AVT
17:00 msk Chelyabinsk

	3 Sep, Thu
LOK	–	SPR
19:00 msk Yaroslavl

	3 Sep, Thu
SEV	–	AMR
19:00 msk Cherepovets

	3 Sep, Thu
TOR	–	SAL
19:00 msk Nizhny Novgorod

	3 Sep, Thu
DMN	–	JOK
19:10 msk Minsk

	3 Sep, Thu
AVG	–	SIB
19:30 msk Balashikha

	3 Sep, Thu
DRG	–	BAR
19:30 msk Riga

	4 Sep, Fri
MMG	–	KRS
17:00 msk Magnitogorsk

	4 Sep, Fri
AKB	–	VIT
19:00 msk Kazan

	4 Sep, Fri
NKH	–	SKA
19:00 msk Nizhnekamsk

	4 Sep, Fri
CSK	–	SCH
19:30 msk Moscow

	5 Sep, Sat
AVT	–	SPR
15:00 msk Ekaterinburg

	5 Sep, Sat
LOK	–	AMR
17:00 msk Yaroslavl

	5 Sep, Sat
SEV	–	SAL
17:00 msk Cherepovets

	5 Sep, Sat
TOR	–	SIB
17:00 msk Nizhny Novgorod

	5 Sep, Sat
DRG	–	JOK
17:00 msk Riga

	5 Sep, Sat
DMN	–	BAR
17:10 msk Minsk

	5 Sep, Sat
AVG	–	DYN
18:00 msk Balashikha

	6 Sep, Sun
MMG	–	SCH
15:00 msk Magnitogorsk

	6 Sep, Sun
TRK	–	KRS
15:00 msk Chelyabinsk

	6 Sep, Sun
AKB	–	SKA
17:00 msk Kazan

	6 Sep, Sun
NKH	–	VIT
17:00 msk Nizhnekamsk

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Fetisov to play for CSKA

10 December 2009, 16:37 News

Famous defender, legendary former captain of CSKA and USSR national team Vyacheslav Fetisov now is eligible to play for CSKA again. The Moscow club registered his contract in the KHL supplying all the necessary papers that include medical tests' results. Fetisov's contract with CSKA is signed until the end of 2009-10 season, which means that he can play in the next regular season game against SKA St. Petersburg on November 11.

So, Fetisov comes back after 11 years. He last pulled on his skates for the Army Men back in 1988-89 season and ended his competitive playing career in 1998, after ten seasons in the NHL with New Jersey and Detroit. Two-time Olympic, seven-time World champion, 14-time USSR champion and triple Stanley Cup winner (twice as a player and once as a coach) played his last game for the Red Wings in fourth game of Stanley Cup finals on June 11, 1998.