	5 Mar, Thu
MMG	1 OT 2	BAR
0:00:01:10:1

	5 Mar, Thu
SAL	6 – 3	AVG
0:22:04:1

	5 Mar, Thu
LOK	0 – 3	JOK
0:10:00:2

	5 Mar, Thu
VIT	0 – 6	SKA
0:40:10:1

	6 Mar, Fri
SIB	4 OT 3	AVT
2:10:11:11:0

	6 Mar, Fri
TOR	1 OT 2	CSK
1:10:00:00:1

	6 Mar, Fri
NKH	1 OT 2	AKB
0:00:01:10:1

	6 Mar, Fri
SPR	5 OT 4	DYN
2:31:11:01:0

	7 Mar, Sat
SAL	1 – 5	AVG
0:30:21:0

	7 Mar, Sat
MMG	0 – 2	BAR
0:10:00:1

	7 Mar, Sat
VIT	2 OT 3	SKA
1:10:01:10:1

	7 Mar, Sat
LOK	4 – 3	JOK
0:12:02:2

	8 Mar, Sun
SIB	1 – 5	AVT
0:01:30:2

	8 Mar, Sun
TOR	2 OT 3	CSK
0:01:01:20:1

	8 Mar, Sun
SPR	3 – 2	DYN
2:01:00:2

	8 Mar, Sun
NKH	0 – 1	AKB
0:00:10:0

	9 Mar, Mon
BAR	5 – 2	MMG
3:11:11:0

	9 Mar, Mon
AVG	3 – 6	SAL
1:11:21:3

	9 Mar, Mon
JOK	2 – 4	LOK
2:10:00:3

	10 Mar, Tue
AVT	1 – 2	SIB
0:10:11:0

	10 Mar, Tue
DYN	4 – 1	SPR
0:01:03:1

	11 Mar, Wed
SAL	4 – 1	AVG
2:01:11:0

	11 Mar, Wed
LOK	1 – 5	JOK
1:20:00:3

	12 Mar, Thu
SPR	2 OT 3	DYN
0:12:00:10:1

The KHL’s Foreign Legion — Finland (part one)

KHL Transfer Tracker. June 2020

The KHL’s Foreign Legion — Canada (part one)

3 June 2020, 14:05

Ortio returns to KHL, Mozyakin stays in Magnitogorsk. Top transfers

2 June 2020, 15:30

September restart — with help from Granny. KHL week in review

1 June 2020, 14:00

KHL Transfer Tracker. May 2020

31 May 2020, 15:00

12 from 12. Best forwards: Sergei Mozyakin

31 May 2020, 14:00

12 from 12. Best defensemen: Kevin Dallman

30 May 2020, 14:10

News

Radulov rescues CSKA. October 28 round-up

29 October 2014, 01:09

Alexander Radulov was CSKA’s savior in an overtime win at Severstal.

After a scoreless first period Damir Zhafyarov put CSKA ahead early in the second, only for two goals in barely a minute from Marek Kvapil and Dmitry Kagarlitsky to turn the game around.

But Radulov got to work: in the 54th minute he fired in a shot from the blue line and Nikolai Prokhorkin was waiting on the slot to turn it past Jakub Stepanek and tie the game at 2-2.

Then in overtime the pair combined again: Prokhorkin screened Stepanek as Radulov worked his way to the center to fire home his fifth GWG of the season.

Hedberg’s winning debut for Medvescak

Edwin Hedberg was already one of the KHL’s more exotic players – but the 20-year-old Colombian-born Swede made the headlines for the right reasons on his Medvescak debut.

Playing his first game for six months after a doping scandal while playing for Modo in the Swedish League, the winger pounced on the rebound from Mathieu Carle’s shot from the point and snaffled his first ever KHL goal to put Medvescak 1-0 up on Sibir.

It proved to be game-winner: James Wright missed a first period penalty shot for Medvescak, while Barry Brust made 23 saves at the other end before Carle made the points safe with a power play goal in the last minute.