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3
4
0:2 1:2 2:0
1
2
0:1 0:1 1:0
5
0:0 4:0 1:2
0:1 1:1 3:1
OT
0:2 2:0 0:0 1:0
SO
1:2 1:1 1:0 0:0 1:0
0:0 1:0 0:2
1:2 2:1 1:1 0:1
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L1
8.00
x
6.20
L2
1.30
3.90
4.20
1.79
Astana (17:30 msk)
3.40
1.90
Nizhnekamsk (19:00 msk)
2.35
4.25
2.55
Saint Petersburg (17:00 msk)
2.45
2.47
Yaroslavl (17:00 msk)
2.00
3.19
Moscow (17:00 msk)
1.35
6.00
6.84
Minsk (17:10 msk)
Moscow (19:30 msk)
1.85
4.30
3.59
Khabarovsk (10:00 msk)
3.15
1.99
Vladivostok (10:00 msk)
3.00
2.05
Astana (15:00 msk)
4.80
4.60
1.59
Omsk (16:30 msk)
1.70
4.40
4.24
Ufa (17:00 msk)
1.80
3.80
Nizhny Novgorod (19:00 msk)
3.30
1.95
Minsk (19:10 msk)
7.00
7.03
1.60
4.50
4.91
Nizhnekamsk (19:30 msk)
3.48
Khabarovsk (12:15 msk)
Vladivostok (12:30 msk)
Magnitogorsk (17:00 msk)
Nizhny Novgorod (19:30 msk)
Minsk (19:30 msk)
A hard-fought victory over Belarus put Russia 25 in pole position at the Channel 1 Cup. With two wins from two games, the host nation can wrap up the trophy with a result against Kazakhstan on Sunday.
The 2023 Channel 1 Cup visits St. Petersburg for the first time. SKA Arena saw Belarus start it off with a win over Kazakhstan, before Russia 25 shot down at VHL Stars team 5-2 in the later game.
On the weekend, 50 KHL players from 20 KHL teams lined up in Russia for the Channel 1 Cup, the second stage of this season’s Euro Hockey Tour.
Russia wrapped up the 2018 Channel 1 Cup in style – thumping Finland 5-0 to win the trophy and playing in front of a record crowd of 71,000 in St. Petersburg.
The opening day of this year’s Channel 1 Cup brought plenty of drama as Europe’s top nations met once again. Both games went to shoot-outs and both featured fightback victories as Russia and the Czechs overcame Sweden and Finland respectively.
