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	18 Oct, Sun
TRK	6 – 3	NKH
1:13:12:1

	18 Oct, Sun
SEV	2 – 1	AVT
2:10:00:0

	18 Oct, Sun
CSK	2 – 1	DYN
1:00:11:0

	18 Oct, Sun
DMN	0 – 3	SPR
0:00:20:1

	19 Oct, Mon
AMR	4 – 1	JOK
1:01:12:0

	19 Oct, Mon
SIB	1 – 3	AKB
0:31:00:0

	19 Oct, Mon
KRS	3 – 1	TOR
0:02:01:1

	19 Oct, Mon
SKA	5 – 1	VIT
3:00:12:0

	19 Oct, Mon
SCH	0 – 2	SAL
0:00:00:2

	20 Oct, Tue
LOK	1 SO 0	SPR
0:00:00:00:01:0

	21 Oct, Wed
AMR	7 – 1	AKB
3:02:12:0

	21 Oct, Wed
SIB	3 – 1	TRK
0:01:12:0

	21 Oct, Wed
BAR	4 OT 5	JOK
0:02:02:40:1

	21 Oct, Wed
KRS	6 – 4	MMG
1:14:11:2

	21 Oct, Wed
SEV	2 – 0	SCH
0:02:00:0

	21 Oct, Wed
VIT	4 – 3	SAL
0:12:02:2

	21 Oct, Wed
DYN	5 – 2	DMN
1:22:02:0

	21 Oct, Wed
CSK	2 OT 3	TOR
1:10:11:00:1

	22 Oct, Thu
NKH	2 – 5	AVT
1:31:00:2

	22 Oct, Thu
SKA	1 – 4	SPR
1:30:00:1

	23 Oct, Fri
AMR	2 – 4	TRK
2:10:10:2

	23 Oct, Fri
BAR	1 – 3	AKB
0:01:10:2

	23 Oct, Fri
SEV	4 – 5	MMG
0:03:11:4

	23 Oct, Fri
VIT	2 – 5	SCH
0:02:20:3

	23 Oct, Fri
CSK	5 – 1	DMN
1:02:12:0

	24 Oct, Sat
NKH	1 – 5	LOK
1:20:10:2

	24 Oct, Sat
AVG	6 – 3	AVT
2:11:03:2

	25 Oct, Sun
AMR	1 – 2	TRK
0:10:11:0

	25 Oct, Sun
KRS	2 – 3	CSK
2:10:20:0

	25 Oct, Sun
SPR	4 – 1	SCH
0:01:13:0

	25 Oct, Sun
DMN	1 OT 2	SEV
0:00:01:10:1

	Now
SIB	2 – 1	BAR
0-02-13

	Now
MMG	0 – 1	TOR
1

	Now
SAL	0 – 3	LOK
1

	Today
DYN	–	VIT
19:30 msk Moscow

1.70	4.30	4.40

	Today
SKA	–	AVG
19:30 msk Saint Petersburg

2.55	3.70	2.65

	27 Oct, Tue
AKB	–	NKH
19:00 msk Kazan

1.40	5.00	7.50

	27 Oct, Tue
SPR	–	SEV
19:30 msk Moscow

1.85	3.80	4.00

	28 Oct, Wed
AVT	–	LOK
17:00 msk Ekaterinburg

2.35	3.80	2.75

	28 Oct, Wed
MMG	–	SIB
17:00 msk Magnitogorsk

	28 Oct, Wed
SAL	–	AMR
17:00 msk Ufa

	28 Oct, Wed
TRK	–	TOR
17:00 msk Chelyabinsk

	28 Oct, Wed
DMN	–	DRG
19:10 msk Minsk

	28 Oct, Wed
SCH	–	BAR
19:30 msk Sochi

	28 Oct, Wed
DYN	–	AVG
19:30 msk Moscow

	28 Oct, Wed
SKA	–	KRS
19:30 msk Saint Petersburg

	29 Oct, Thu
SPR	–	CSK
19:30 msk Moscow

	30 Oct, Fri
BAR	–	KRS
16:30 msk Nur-Sultan

	30 Oct, Fri
MMG	–	SAL
17:00 msk Magnitogorsk

	30 Oct, Fri
TRK	–	DRG
17:00 msk Chelyabinsk

	30 Oct, Fri
AKB	–	SIB
19:00 msk Kazan

	30 Oct, Fri
NKH	–	AMR
19:00 msk Nizhnekamsk

	30 Oct, Fri
SEV	–	VIT
19:00 msk Cherepovets

	30 Oct, Fri
TOR	–	DMN
19:00 msk Nizhny Novgorod

	30 Oct, Fri
LOK	–	DYN
19:30 msk Yaroslavl

	30 Oct, Fri
SCH	–	JOK
19:30 msk Sochi

	1 Nov, Sun
SAL	–	KRS
14:30 msk Ufa

	1 Nov, Sun
AVT	–	DRG
15:00 msk Ekaterinburg

	1 Nov, Sun
MMG	–	TRK
15:00 msk Magnitogorsk

	1 Nov, Sun
LOK	–	DMN
17:00 msk Yaroslavl

	1 Nov, Sun
NKH	–	SIB
17:00 msk Nizhnekamsk

	1 Nov, Sun
SEV	–	JOK
17:00 msk Cherepovets

	1 Nov, Sun
TOR	–	AMR
17:00 msk Nizhny Novgorod

	1 Nov, Sun
SPR	–	AVG
17:00 msk Moscow

	1 Nov, Sun
SCH	–	VIT
17:00 msk Sochi

	1 Nov, Sun
DYN	–	CSK
17:30 msk Moscow

Russia’s next generation, Ak Bars goes cyber — the KHL week in review

26 October 2020, 15:00

Best Players of the eighth Week: Hudacek, Jordan, Butuzov, and Toropchenko

26 October 2020, 14:20

The list of rescheduled and cancelled games

26 October 2020, 12:30

Lokomotiv heads to Ufa with a league best 8-game winning streak!

26 October 2020, 08:00

CSKA edges Red Star, Kravtsov scores again. October 25 round-up

25 October 2020, 20:00

Recently unbeatable Kunlun concludes homestand against giant CSKA!

25 October 2020, 06:00

Debut delight for Yakupov, Loko keeps on winning. October 24 round-up

24 October 2020, 19:40

Two of the KHL’s best face off when Avangard welcomes Avtomobilist!

24 October 2020, 08:30

It's Official! Kunlun Red Star joins the KHL

25 June 2016, 20:00 News

Today in Beijing, as part of an official visit by President of Russia Vladimir Putin to the People's Republic of China, the heads of the Kontinental Hockey League and the Beijing hockey club, Kunlun Red Star, gathered to signed the agreement which paves the way for the Chinese club to participate in the 2016-17 season of the KHL Championship.

The signing took place at an official ceremony attended by the Russian President and his Chinese counterpart, Mr Xi Jinping. Signing the document on behalf of the League was Gennady Timchenko, the Chairman of the KHL Board of Directors, and Ngok Jen Jü, who is Chairman of the Board at Kunlun Red Star.

The presence of both nations' heads of government at the signing ceremony illustrated the high level of official support for the inclusion of the club in the Championship. The project to expand the League to the People's Republic had already received the approval of the Russian and Chinese Ministries of Sport and also the heads of the two nation's Hockey Federations.

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Both the Russian and Chinese Hockey Federations today reaffirmed their commitment to providing the required support to the club regarding its further development, the staging of games, and the creation of a Kunlun Red Star hockey school.

The entry of a Chinese club into the KHL, the strongest hockey league on the vast land mass of Eurasia, marks a significant and positive stepin nurturing cooperation and cultural exchange between China and Russia, and indeed with other nations, as the 2022 Winter Olympic are to be held in Beijing.

Today's agreement means China becomes the eighth country to have a club competing in the Kontinental Hockey League.

The coaching staff of HC Beijing Kunlun Red Star will be led by Vladimir Yurzinov Jr, a man who has earned a formidable reputation throughout the world of hockey, having amassed a wealth of experience with teams in the KHL as well as in various leagues in several other countries.

The KHL's newest club will now embark on its first mission - to assemble the roster - and in addition to Chinese players, Red Star is already planning to attract highly experienced professionals from Russia, Finland and the Czech Republic.