	13 Apr, Tue
AVG	0 – 2	AKB
0:00:00:2

	15 Apr, Thu
AKB	3 OT 4	AVG
1:22:00:10:1

	18 Apr, Sun
CSK	1 – 4	AVG
0:10:11:2

	20 Apr, Tue
CSK	3 – 0	AVG
0:01:02:0

	22 Apr, Thu
AVG	1 – 2	CSK
1:10:00:1

	24 Apr, Sat
AVG	4 OT 3	CSK
0:21:02:11:0

	26 Apr, Mon
CSK	0 – 2	AVG
0:00:20:0

	28 Apr, Wed
AVG	1 – 0	CSK
1:00:00:0

	1 Sep, Wed
AVG	–	CSK

	2 Sep, Thu
AKB	–	JOK

	2 Sep, Thu
LOK	–	DRG

	2 Sep, Thu
NKH	–	KRS

	2 Sep, Thu
SEV	–	SKA

	2 Sep, Thu
TOR	–	VIT

	2 Sep, Thu
SPR	–	ADM

	2 Sep, Thu
SCH	–	AMR

	3 Sep, Fri
BAR	–	SAL

	3 Sep, Fri
AVT	–	MMG

	3 Sep, Fri
TRK	–	SIB

	3 Sep, Fri
DYN	–	DMN

	4 Sep, Sat
AVG	–	ADM

	4 Sep, Sat
AKB	–	KRS

	4 Sep, Sat
LOK	–	SKA

	4 Sep, Sat
NKH	–	JOK

	4 Sep, Sat
SPR	–	AMR

	4 Sep, Sat
SCH	–	VIT

	4 Sep, Sat
CSK	–	DRG

	5 Sep, Sun
BAR	–	MMG

	5 Sep, Sun
AVT	–	SAL

	5 Sep, Sun
AKB	–	TOR

	5 Sep, Sun
SEV	–	DMN

	5 Sep, Sun
DYN	–	SIB

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News

Budivelnik will not play in KHL

26 June 2010, 10:46

The Kontinental Hockey League has officially announced that hockey club Budivelnik of Kyiv will not be taking part in the KHL Championship season 2010-11. On June 24th at a specially arranged press conference the Kyiv club’s leadership announced that they must decline the invitation to appear due to failure to construct the arena to the necessary KHL standards and the improbability of doing so in the foreseeable future.

The Kontinental Hockey League expresses its regret that the Kyiv club is unable to take part in the Championship. “The participation of Budivelnik Kyiv was to be a significant step toward a revival of Ukrainian hockey and the expansion of the League,” said KHL President Alexander Medvedev.