	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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Severstal on the up. September 20 round-up

20 September 2014, 22:37

Severstal’s slow start to the season is now well and truly forgotten after the Cherepovets team won its third game in a row.

This time Atlant was the victim, dropping a 2-5 verdict in Mytishchi. Pavel Lukin and Pavel Buchnevich scored two each to lead the scoring in a game which also saw two successful penalty shots.

Atlant’s Mikhail Glulkhov got the first of them, pulling it back to 2-3 midway through the game, but Buchnevich had the final word, extracting maximum punishment for Vladimir Malevich’s hooking offense with 10 minutes to play.

CSKA adds to Slovan’s woes

Slovan, surprised by the departure of coach Rastislav Cada during the week, went down to a 1-4 home defeat against CSKA.

The Army Men stretched a winning streak to three games and were rarely troubled in Bratislava after Jan Mursak opened the scoring on 14 minutes. Andrei Stas doubled the lead midway through the second and despite Michal Vondrka pulling one back there was no respite for Slovan. Igor Grigorenko added a further goal and an assist in the third to complete the scoring.

Slovan won its first four games of the season but has now lost its last four games.

Comfortable win for Dinamo

Dinamo Minsk beat Torpedo 3-0 with Nick Bailen scoring twice. Jonathan Cheechoo kept up his impressive run of form to get the opener on a first period power play and Dmitry Milchakov had a 31-save shut-out.