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The KHL is proud to announce the completion of the third and final stage of the selection process to determine the players who will compete in the KHL Master Show and KHL All-Star Game to take place in Moscow on Jan. 18-19, 2020. The teams representing the four Divisions of the League will first compete in the Master Show, then, the next day, in the KHL All-Star Game, comprising a mini-tournament between the four teams.

On Sunday, Dec. 8, the League counted the votes cast in the journalists' ballot - the second stage of the selection process to determine the players who will represent the Bobrov, Tarasov, Kharlamov, and Chernyshev Division teams that are set to contest at the FONBET 2020 All-Star Week in Moscow.

The All-Star Week is another great opportunity to show off the latest technology and highlight contemporary trends around the showcase events for three leagues. The KHL, in tandem with its FONBET All-Star Week 2020 partners Atrikbuta&Club and BAUER, is proud to present the uniforms and equipment for the top players of the KHL, JHL and Women’s Hockey League.

‘Who’s the greatest?’ It’s one of sport’s most compelling debates, prompting argument and opinion that resonates down the years. From a hypothetical point of view, there’s endless entertainment to derive from comparing today’s brightest stars with the heroes of yesteryear. And, from a more practical standpoint, there’s the annual discussion about who should take part in the FONBET All-Star Game. With less than two months to go until this season’s glittering event, voting is already well underway as KHL fans choose the players they want to see in Moscow early next year. And, as usual, the supporters’ poll is generating plenty of talking points.

This year’s All-Star Game saw brand-new technology in use for the first time in the KHL: the players took to the ice with special microchips in their jerseys to measure the speed and distance they covered during the action. Similar chips were in every puck used at the Skill Show and All-Star Game.

Day two of the All-Star action in Kazan was even more compelling than Saturday’s Skill Show. Pulsating hockey action in front of another capacity crowd brought 36 goals in 80 minutes of game time, plus a shoot-out to snap a 7-7 tie.

Team Chernyshev won the KHL All-Star Skill Show on the first day of action in Kazan. Bob Hartley’s team won three of the five events to take the honors ahead of tomorrow’s four-team All-Star tournament.

Today, KHL.ru ends the introduction to the KHL All-Star Game teams. The talk is about the winner of last year’s All-Star Game in Astana: the Tarasov Division.

KHL.ru continues the introduction to the KHL All-Star Game teams. Today, the talk is about the Chernyshev Division.

KHL.ru continues the introduction to the KHL All-Star Game teams. Today, the talk is about the Kharlamov Division, where you can meet the holder of the All-Star Game record for most participation.

KHL.ru starts introducing the All-Star Game teams. Today, the talk is about the Bobrov Division.

In Nizhnekamsk, the third-ever WHL All-Star Game ended, with the Western All-Stars defeating the Eastern All-Stars with a 4-2 score. Therefore, the series is now 2-1 in favor of the Western Conference. Two players will move on to Kazan, where they will take part in the Kontinental Hockey League All-Star Weekend.

JHL Challenge Cup game took place in Nizhnekamsk as part of the 2019 All-Star Week festivities. Team West won the 10^th annual game as they defeated Team East 2-0 at Neftekhim-Arena. With this win Team West improves their all-time lead to 8-2.

Changes in the 2019 KHL All-Star Game rosters.

The assistant coaches at the 2019 All-Star Game, which takes place in Kazan on Jan. 19-20, will be four leading female broadcasters: Darya Mironova, Natalya Klark, Maria Bass and Evgeniya Golovina.

The KHL, together with Atributka & Club and BAUER, its technical partners for the 2019 Week of Hockey Stars, is proud to unveil the uniforms for this season’s biggest hockey show, which will take place in Tatarstan in January.

The head coaches who will take charge of the teams at this year’s KHL All-Star Game have been announced. Ilya Vorobyov (SKA) will be behind the bench for Team Bobrov, CSKA’s Igor Nikitin will take the reins for Team Tarasov, Kazan legend Zinetula Bilyaletdinov heads Team Kharlamov and KHL newcomer Bob Hartley (Avangard) coaches Team Chernyshev. The quartet will lead their respective teams at the Skill Show and All-Star Games to be played in Kazan on Jan. 19 and 20.

Taking part in the KHL All-Star Game is an event that players will remember forever. A sort of initiation into the elite of the league, getting into the club of the elected ones. To materialize the memory of the hockey party in Kazan, the Kontinental Hockey League will award all the participants with medals. KHL.ru went to the jewelry studio and learned how the Week of Hockey Stars medals are done.

The KHL is proud to announce the completion of the third and final stage of the selection process to determine the players who will compete in the KHL Master Show and KHL All-Star Game to take place in Kazan, on the 19th and 20th of January, 2019. The teams representing the four Divisions of the League will first compete in the Master Show, then, the next day, in the KHL All-Star Game, comprising a mini-tournament between the four teams.