	1 Sep, Sun
CSK	–	AVG

	2 Sep, Mon
AVT	–	SEV

	2 Sep, Mon
MMG	–	SKA

	2 Sep, Mon
TRK	–	VIT

	2 Sep, Mon
DYN	–	TOR

	2 Sep, Mon
DMN	–	NKH

	2 Sep, Mon
DRG	–	SPR

	3 Sep, Tue
KRS	–	SAL

	3 Sep, Tue
SIB	–	AMR

	3 Sep, Tue
BAR	–	ADM

	3 Sep, Tue
CSK	–	AKB

	3 Sep, Tue
JOK	–	AVG

	4 Sep, Wed
KRS	–	SAL

	4 Sep, Wed
AVT	–	VIT

	4 Sep, Wed
MMG	–	SEV

	4 Sep, Wed
TRK	–	SKA

	4 Sep, Wed
LOK	–	SPR

	4 Sep, Wed
DYN	–	DMN

	4 Sep, Wed
SCH	–	NKH

	4 Sep, Wed
DRG	–	TOR

	5 Sep, Thu
SIB	–	ADM

	5 Sep, Thu
BAR	–	AMR

	5 Sep, Thu
JOK	–	AKB

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Notes from the Underground: Gagarin on the Metro

18 April 2018, 19:00 News

As the action in final series switches to Moscow, the Gagarin Cup must also be in attendance. Following its travels in chauffeur-driven cars in trucks, and on long-distance trains, for Game 3 the trophy chose for its method of transport one of the architectural wonders of the world – the Moscow Metro. Accompanied by its guard of honor, the Cup set off from Petrovsky Park Station at 4:30pm and arrived at one of the new stops on the rapidly-expanding Metro, CSKA, a short distance from the Red-and-Blues' Ice Palace.

To keep the military theme the Gagarin Cup was taken to the Army Men's stadium in a Tiger Armored Car, to the envy of many a rush-hour driver and commuter. Once at the Ice Palace, the Cup was placed on display in the foyer, so that the fans could have their photos taken with the coveted piece of silverware.