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Wednesday saw the KHL go goal crazy. Sibir and Spartak led the way, sharing 13 goals as the Red-and-Whites rallied from 0-4 to win 7-6 in OT. It was a similar story in Yekaterinburg, where Avtomobilist led 3-0 but lost 5-6 at home to Metallurg. CSKA and Torpedo played out a 4-4 tie before the visitor claimed a shoot-out verdict, Ak Bars beat Traktor 5-3 and Shanghai took a 3-2 scoreline against Salavat Yulaev. There was only one low-scoring encounter, and that saw Dynamo Moscow claim a 1-0 win at Severstal in overtime.

The fan voting to choose the players for the Fonbet 2026 KHL All-Star Game has concluded. The names of the first 16 players who will participate in the All-Star weekend in Yekaterinburg are now known.

An action-packed Wednesday packed with playoff drama features six games, as Sibir hosts Spartak, Avtomobilist welcomes Metallurg, Severstal faces Dynamo Moscow, Ak Bars takes on Traktor, CSKA battles Torpedo, and the Shanghai Dragons host Salavat Yulaev in a pivotal clash for positioning in both conferences.

A shoot-out win in Khabarovsk saw Dinamo Minsk back on top of the Western Conference. One of the closest rivals for that crown, Lokomotiv, suffered an OT loss at home to SKA despite leading three times in regulation. Tuesday’s other game saw Sochi win 4-2 at Admiral.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Vitaly Kravtsov. The forward recently returned to his native Traktor and did it in style, with twelve points in his first seven games with his old new jersey, scoring points in all games but one.

The Kontinental Hockey League’s commission has determined the best players of the Regular Season’s third month in four categories.

KHL.ru goes on with the weekly column that features the top 12 teams in the League. These are the results of the Week 12.

It’s an intriguing KHL matchday, with two early Far East games and an exciting showdown in the West. First, Amur faces Dinamo Minsk and Admiral hosts HC Sochi. Then, in Yaroslavl, Lokomotiv clashes with SKA in a classic matchup.

The Western Conference has a new leader once again: Severstal moved ahead of Dinamo Minsk on a 3-2 win over Traktor. Dynamo Moscow closed on the top four with a 4-0 win over Torpedo. Salavat Yulaev secured a third straight win, edging CSKA in a shoot-out. Sibir spoiled Nikita Boyarkin’s return to action, beating Barys 4-1 in Novosibirsk.

The Kontinental Hockey League’s commission has determined the best players of the 2025-2026 Regular Season’s twelfth week in four categories.

Another Russian netminder with significant NHL experience made his KHL debut last week – but most of the news revolved around goalscorers. From club record victories to early All-Star picks, the week 13 highlights are right here for you.

Four games are on tap today, one in the East with Sibir facing Barys, and three in the Western Conference, with Severstal seeking a return to the top in a home game against Traktor, CSKA welcoming Salavat Yulaev and Dynamo Moscow hosting Torpedo.

Dinamo Minsk is the new leader in the Western Conference. Sunday’s 4-1 win at Admiral – a seventh in eight games – put the Bison one point clear of Severstal. Dmitry Kagarlitsky scored his first goal for Sochi to secure a 1-0 win at Amur, and Ak Bars proved too good for Shanghai Dragons.

It will be a light KHL Saturday, with three scheduled games, with two of them in the Far East. There, Admiral hosts Dinamo Minsk, while Amur welcomes HC Sochi. Then, Ak Bars faces the Shanghai Dragons, who will be willing to bounce back after three straight losses.

Metallurg’s productive top line contributed three more goals as the league leader beat Barys 5-2 in Magnitogorsk. Maxim Denezhkin scored twice to give Avtomobilist the verdict at Sibir, and Spartak edged Lada by the odd goal in nine.

Three games await on a light KHL Saturday, as Spartak hosts Lada looking to extend its winning run, Metallurg welcomes Barys for their third meeting of the season, and Sibir faces Avtomobilist in a desperate attempt to return into playoff consideration.

Friday brought another goal rush in the KHL. Once again, Traktor enjoyed the biggest win of the day, thumping Sochi 6-1. The highest-scoring game was in Nizhnekamsk where Neftekhimik beat Shanghai Dragons 7-5. Kevin Labanc’s hat-trick could not save his team there, and across Tatarstan Brendan Leipsic found his two goals for SKA were not enough in a 2-5 loss at Ak Bars. The top four in the Western Conference went head-to-head in Friday’s other two games and produced a pair of hard-fought encounters. It ended with Severstal on top thanks to a 2-0 win over Lokomotiv, while Dinamo Minsk won 2-1 at Torpedo.

Five games headline an action-packed Friday across the KHL, with battles unfolding in both conferences. Traktor hosts HC Sochi to close its home stretch, while Neftekhimik takes on the Shanghai Dragons in Nizhnekamsk. Ak Bars and SKA clash in a heavyweight matchup before the spotlight shifts West, where Torpedo meets Dinamo Minsk in a key showdown. The night ends with Severstal and Lokomotiv fighting for the Western Conference’s top spot.

Sheldon Rempal scored his first goals since returning to Salavat Yulaev, finishing with 2+2 in a 7-4 win at home to Barys. Metallurg’s forwards found life much more difficult, with Avangard goalie Nikita Serebryakov making 59 saves to backstop a 3-1 win. In the Moscow there were wins for Spartak, where Adam Ruzicka had three points against Avtomobilist, and CSKA, which proved too strong for Lada.

Adam Scheel keeps Barys competitive for a playoff spot in the West, Patrik Rybar does the same for the Shanghai Dragons, and Robin Press maintains his consistency. KHL.ru presents the best players from each country.

Four games light up today’s KHL slate, with two matchups in the Eastern Conference and two more in the West. In the East, Salavat Yulaev battles Barys in a key playoff race, while Metallurg and Avangard renew their classic rivalry in Magnitogorsk. Out West, Spartak hosts Avtomobilist as both chase valuable points, and CSKA seeks to bounce back at home against Lada in another crucial showdown.

A 9-0 victory over Shanghai Dragons set a KHL club record for Traktor as Raphael Richer got his first win as interim head coach. There was another high-scoring game in Cherepovets, where SKA struck late to claim a 6-4 win over Severstal. Dynamo held on to beat Lokomotiv 1-0 in Moscow and earlier in the day, Admiral beat Amur 4-1 in the Far East derby.

Four games are on schedule, two for each conference. Starting off is the Far East derby between Admiral and Amur, then Traktor tries to halt its skid in a home game against the Shanghai Dragons. In the West, Dynamo Moscow meets Lokomotiv, and Severstal hosts SKA in two exciting battles.

The game of the day unfolded in Nizhnekamsk, where Neftekhimik rallied from 2-5 to beat Avangard with a goal on 59:59. Lada snapped a two-game goalless run in some style, rattling in five on the road to win at Sochi for the first time. And Spartak gained some respite from its recent troubles with a hard-fought 1-0 verdict at home to Ak Bars.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Shanghai Dragons’ netminder Patrik Rybar. The goalie had a striking week with his team, being awarded with Best goalie honors for the fourth time in his KHL career. In the seven-day span, he posted two wins – with one shutout.

KHL.ru goes on with the weekly column that features the top 12 teams in the League. These are the results of the Week 11.

Three games are scheduled on a light Tuesday, with one game in the East between Neftekhimik an Avangard, while in the Western Conference, Spartak faces Ak Bars and HC Sochi clashes with Lada.

Monday’s big stories came from Moscow, where SKA won at CSKA to overtake its opponent and move to eighth place in the Western Conference. Across town, Dynamo left it late to shoot down Amur and give interim head coach Vyacheslav Kozlov his first victory. Lokomotiv went back to the top of the West with a 4-1 win over Sibir.

KHL Week 12 began with two sudden coaching departures. It ended with an unfancied team on top of the Western Conference. Along the way we saw the end of a club record skid and memorable landmark for the league’s scoring leader.

The Kontinental Hockey League’s commission has determined the best players of the 2025-2026 Regular Season’s eleventh week in four categories.

Three games are scheduled in this light KHL Monday, starting with Lokomotiv trying to return celebrating in a home game against Sibir following two straight defeats. Then, two more games are on tap in Moscow, with Dynamo facing Amur and CSKA clashing with SKA in an always-exciting rivalry match.

The Western Conference has a new leader, with unfancied Severstal moving to the top thanks to Sunday’s 2-0 win over Lada. In the East, Ak Bars and Avangard kept the pressure on Metallurg; the second-placed Tatars recovered from 0-2 to win at shoot-out at Shanghai Dragons, while the Hawks crushed Barys 5-2 in Kazakhstan. Alexander Zharvosky led the way as Salavat Yulaev took a 3-1 verdict at Neftekhimik.

Today’s KHL matchday features four battles across Russia and Kazakhstan, beginning with Neftekhimik facing Salavat Yulaev in Nizhnekamsk, both desperate to end three-game losing streaks. In Astana, Barys look to extend their run against Avangard, while Shanghai Dragons host Ak Bars in an East-West confrontation. Severstal rounds off the schedule at home against Lada, seeking their fifth consecutive win.

Yaroslavl saw the highest-scoring game of the day, but the defending champion struggled in a 4-6 loss at home to Amur. Forward Yaroslav Likhachyov, on loan from Loko to the Tigers, was among the scorers. Dinamo Minsk powered to a 6-0 demolition of Spartak in Belarus, with two goals apiece from Alex Limoges and Daniil Sotishvili. Metallurg beat Admiral in a shoot-out and Sibir won in regulation for the first time in two months, taking a 2-1 verdict at Sochi.

Four games headline today’s KHL slate, starting with Metallurg vs Admiral as Magnitogorsk opens a three-game home stand and Admiral ends a four-game road trip. Sochi hosts Sibir in a first meeting, Lokomotiv welcomes Amur for an East-West duel, and Dinamo Minsk faces Spartak to conclude the day’s matchups, with playoff stakes looming in both conferences.

Friday’s KHL action brought two games in the Eastern Conference. Ak Bars went to Neftekhimik and won 3-2 in the Tatarstan derby, and Barys went to seventh in the standings thanks to a 2-1 verdict at home to Salavat Yulaev.

It’s a light KHL Friday, with just two games on schedule, both in the Eastern Conference. In Astana, Barys welcomes Salavat Yulaev, while Neftekhimik clashes with Ak Bars in another Tatarstan derby.

Six games produced 45 goals – three of them in one-goal verdicts – in a day of entertaining hockey across the KHL. Sibir took the plaudits: despite blowing a 3-1 lead at Dynamo, the Siberians won in a shoot-out to end a club record 13-game losing streak. The highest scoring game was in Chelyabinsk, where Amur beat Traktor 6-4. Metallurg took a 5-4 verdict at Avtomobilist and Dinamo Minsk scored five on CSKA. Torpedo stays second in the West with a 4-3 success at home to Spartak, and Severstal kept pace with a 3-2 overtime verdict against Admiral.

It’s a rich KHL match day, with six games in total, starting with Traktor facing Amur and Avtomobilist welcoming Metallurg. Then, in the West, Severstal faces Admiral, Dynamo Moscow hosts Sibir, Torpedo clashes with Spartak, and Dinamo entertains CSKA as the teams meet for the third time this season.

Shanghai Dragons were outplayed for long stretches of their game at Lokomotiv, but turned a 1-3 deficit into a 4-3 OT victory thanks to Kevin Labanc’s winner. In the south, Sochi defeated Salavat Yulaev at home for the first time in six years.