	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

Canadian rink for Lada

26 June 2014, 13:20

Lada has announced it will stage every home game of the forthcoming KHL season on a narrower, Canadian-style playing surface, measuring 200ft by 85ft (60m by 26m)., with the aim of improving the spectators’ view from virtually all sectors of the stadium. The fans should also be treated to more hits and a faster game.

The club also looks for perfectly white ice, and it is hoped this will make it easier to follow the movements of the puck and thus increase the spectators’ enjoyment of the action. Staff at Togliatti’s Lada Arena are currently performing the technical work needed to make the ice clean and clear, all under the supervision of a Canadian company.

Canadian specialists will also be conducting training sessions for arena employees on the theory and practice of maintaining such rinks and continually monitoring the quality of the surface.