	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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Omsk ready for Gazprom Neft Cup

15 April 2014, 10:25

A mere five days remain until the Gazprom Neft Cup gets underway in Omsk and Minsk, and after five days of games across two continents, the Arena Omsk will host the climax to the competition, the Super Final. Against a background of rising anticipation for the contest, the biggest children’s hockey tournament in all Eurasia, the organizing committee for the Group East stage of the tournament gathered to answer questions about the program of events in the Siberian city.

That program includes master-classes for the coaches of the competing teams, and one of these – to be held on April 25, the day of the Super Final – will be conducted by coaching legend Vladimir Yurzinov Sr, former national team boss and winner of Coach of the Year title in Russia, Latvia, Finland and Switzerland. An extra treat also awaits the players: all the budding young stars of the future will be taken on sightseeing tours of Omsk.

Handing out the medals and prizes to the champions and the winners of the individual awards will be two more illustrious names from hockey’s past: Sergei Gimayev, champion defenseman from CSKA’s glory years and now respected TV pundit, and Yuri Lyapkin, Olympic champion, four-time world champion and star of the 1972 Summit Series. Another famous face at the Gazprom Neft Cup games will be Finnish specialist and new Avangard Omsk head coach Raimo Summanen.