	6 Apr, Sat
AVG	2 OT 3	SAL
1:11:00:10:1

	7 Apr, Sun
SKA	3 – 2	CSK
1:01:21:0

	8 Apr, Mon
SAL	0 OT 1	AVG
0:00:00:00:1

	9 Apr, Tue
CSK	3 – 1	SKA
0:02:11:0

	13 Apr, Sat
CSK	5 – 2	AVG
2:01:12:1

	15 Apr, Mon
CSK	3 – 0	AVG
0:00:03:0

	17 Apr, Wed
AVG	0 – 2	CSK
0:00:00:2

	19 Apr, Fri
AVG	2 OT 3	CSK
2:00:10:10:1

Amur extends contracts with Zohorna and Jordan

CSKA’s first Gagarin Cup, ASG in Kazan, and St. Petersburg’s record

Bob Hartley: “My players are winners, but CSKA became the champions”

23 April 2019, 22:30

CSKA’s crown, Sorokin’s success and a new attendance recorded

22 April 2019, 14:00

Best Players of April: Metsola, Robinson, Grigorenko

22 April 2019, 13:15

Finals’ finest: Sorokin, Robinson and Grigorenko

20 April 2019, 17:00

2019 Gagarin Cup: attendance records

20 April 2019, 13:10

‘It was worth losing to understand what it means to win’

20 April 2019, 12:55

Nesterov, Kaspar banned for 2 games

3 October 2017, 12:38 SDC

In response to a request from the Refereeing Department, the KHL Disciplinary Committee has reviewed two incidents from Sunday's matches in the Championship.

The first episode to come under scrutiny took place during the match in Moscow between CSKA and Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod.

Game time – 18.50

The match officials awarded a major plus game misconduct penalty (5+20 minutes) against home team defenseman Nikita Nesterov for causing injury by checking to the head and neck area. After reviewing the evidence, the Committee upheld the referee's decision, and as a result, Nesterov receives a fine and a two-game ban.

The second incident curred during the match in Bratislava between Slovan and Spartak Moscow.

Game time – 21.33

Home team forward Lukas Kaspar was given a game misconduct penalty (20 minutes) for abusive and unsporting behaviour toward the match officials. Having reviewed the episode, the Committee supported the referee's decision, and consequently, Kaspar must also pay a fine and serve a two-game ban.