	14 Apr, Thu
SKA	0 – 3	CSK
0:00:20:1

	18 Apr, Mon
MMG	1 – 3	CSK
0:01:20:1

	20 Apr, Wed
MMG	6 – 4	CSK
1:04:31:1

	22 Apr, Fri
CSK	0 – 4	MMG
0:10:10:2

	24 Apr, Sun
CSK	0 – 1	MMG
0:00:10:0

	26 Apr, Tue
MMG	2 OT 3	CSK
0:00:12:10:1

	28 Apr, Thu
CSK	2 – 1	MMG
2:00:10:0

	30 Apr, Sat
MMG	1 – 4	CSK
0:21:10:1

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Six-shooters. November 7 round-up

7 November 2014, 22:25

Barys and Admiral were the days top scorers, with both teams netting six in comfortable home wins.

Admiral beat Dinamo Minsk 6-3 after three goals in the final session snapped a 3-3 tie. Denis Kuzmin got the go-ahead goal just 13 seconds after the restart before Felix Schutz got his second of the evening and Niclas Bergfors completed the scoring.

A few hours later Barys powered to a 6-1 success over Slovan. Roman Savchenko got the only goal of the first period, but the middle session proved decisive. Konstantin Pushkaryov and Kevin Dallman scored within 60 seconds of one another and even though Vaclav Nedorost pulled one back shortly afterwards, Konstantin Rudenko stretched the lead to 4-1 before the second intermission.

Third-period goals from Roman Starchenko and Konstantin Romanov completed the rout; Barys scored six times from just 26 shots on goal.

Medvescak win it with 10 seconds to spare

James Wright struck on 59:50 to give Medvescak a 3-2 win at Metallurg Novokuznetsk. Wright forced the puck home in a scramble on the crease after Shaone Morrisonn’s shot was blocked by Rafael Khakimov.

Medvescak had led twice earlier in the game but Andrew Hutchinson and Matt Anderson saw their second-period goals cancelled out by Sergei Dorofeyev and Kirill Kaprizov.

Around the league

Atlant goalie Dmitry Shikin posted his first ever KHL shut-out in a 2-0 win at Amur. Second-period goals from Konstantin Koltsov and Dmitry Korobov settled the outcome; Shikin made 31 saves.

Sibir’s Mikko Koskinen also enjoyed a shut-out as his team beat Dinamo Riga 3-0. Dmitry Monya and Jonas Enlund seized the initiative for Sibir shortly after midway, and Oleg Gubin completed the scoring late on.