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Four key KHL matchups are scheduled today, starting in Khabarovsk where Amur aims to break a nine-game losing streak against Avtomobilist. Sibir returns home to extend its three-game winning streak versus Dinamo Minsk, which celebrates its 1,100th KHL game. Avangard hosts Traktor in Omsk, while Shanghai Dragons return to St. Petersburg to face HC Sochi, keeping playoff hopes alive.

A full slate of action awaits as the KHL matchday opens in Astana with Barys hosting Admiral, followed by the season’s final Green Derby in Kazan between Ak Bars and Salavat Yulaev. The focus then shifts west, where Spartak welcomes Lada and Dynamo Moscow faces CSKA in a crucial capital derby with playoff implications. The night concludes in Nizhny Novgorod, where Torpedo and Severstal meet in a key battle.

In a quiet KHL Tuesday, two matchups promise emotions and a high level of play. In the Eastern Conference, table-topping Metallurg hosts Traktor, who will be seeking for new forces after trade deadline moves. In the West, SKA clashes with Gagarin Cup champs Lokomotiv trying to turn the tide after four straight losses to climb up in the conference’s standings.

Fresh off yesterday’s trade deadline, a busy KHL matchday starts in Omsk with Avangard hosting Admiral and continuing in Yekaterinburg, where Avtomobilist meets Amur. Torpedo welcomes Sibir after both sides made late roster moves, while Dinamo Minsk faces Salavat Yulaev in a clash of playoff contenders. HC Sochi hosts the Shanghai Dragons, Dynamo Moscow seeks revenge against Lada, and CSKA closes the night against Severstal.

Only one game is scheduled today in the KHL, with Spartak taking on Lokomotiv as the two Western Conference sides face for the third time in the current campaign, with Lokomotiv so far sweeping the season series.

A packed KHL schedule features seven games across both conferences, with teams chasing momentum and playoff positioning. Traktor and Admiral meet amid long skids, while league leaders Metallurg hosts Amur. Neftekhimik looks to extend its hot streak against Barys, Ak Bars welcome Sibir, and Salavat Yulaev visits Sochi in a West–East clash. The frenzy continues with Torpedo facing SKA and Dinamo Minsk hosting the Shanghai Dragons.

Only one game is on tap as Lada hosts Dynamo Moscow in the teams’ third meeting this season, with the Blue-and-Whites currently sweeping the season series.

The KHL match day opens in the Urals with two key Eastern Conference clashes, as Avtomobilist host Avangard and league-leading Metallurg welcome Sibir. The action then shifts west, where CSKA face Barys, Torpedo take on the Shanghai Dragons, and SKA close the night with a rivalry matchup against Spartak.

The KHL match day opens in Vladivostok with Admiral seeking a response against Ak Bars, before attention shifts west for a heavyweight clash in Yaroslavl between Lokomotiv and Dinamo Minsk. Severstal aim to capitalize on that showdown as the Lynx visit Sochi, while Neftekhimik look to extend their winning streak at home against Dynamo Moscow. With playoff races tightening in both conferences, every point carries added weight across a packed slate of games.

The matchday opens in the East with Salavat Yulaev hosting Avangard. Avtomobilist then welcomes Sibir aiming to extend its winning run and solidify a top-four spot. In the West, Lada hosts Barys in a clash of playoff hopefuls, before Spartak visits the Shanghai Dragons in a crucial battle for the final postseason positions.

Another busy KHL matchday opens in the Far East, where Amur host runaway league leader Metallurg and Admiral faces Ak Bars in Vladivostok. The focus then shifts west as Lokomotiv welcomes in-form Torpedo, SKA takes on Dinamo Minsk in St. Petersburg, and Dynamo Moscow closes the night against conference leader Severstal. With playoff races tightening in both conferences and momentum on the line, every matchup carries significant weight for the standings.

After yesterday’s frenzy, only two games are on tap on a light KHL Sunday, with Traktor hosting Avangard in an exciting Eastern Conference clash and Lada welcoming HC Sochi as the teams meet for the sixth time in the current campaign.

A full KHL slate spans both conferences, starting in the Far East where Metallurg visit Admiral and Amur host Ak Bars. In Novosibirsk, Sibir face in-form Neftekhimik, while Avtomobilist meet Salavat Yulaev in a key Eastern battle. Barys welcome CSKA in Astana before the action shifts west, with Spartak hosting Torpedo, Dynamo Moscow taking on Dinamo Minsk, and Lokomotiv closing the day against the Shanghai Dragons.

Just one game is on tape today, with SKA hosting HC Sochi. It’s the fourth meeting between the two sides this season, with the St. Petersburg franchise claiming two wins so far.

A busy KHL matchday stretches across the league, opening in the Far East as Amur looks to halt its slide against second-placed Ak Bars. In Omsk, Avangard hosts an in-form CSKA side climbing the Western standings, while Barys tries to snap a skid versus surging Neftekhimik. Salavat Yulaev chase a fifth straight win in Togliatti against Lada before the matchday closes with a heavyweight Western clash between Severstal and Dinamo Minsk.

A packed KHL slate opens in Magnitogorsk, where league leaders Metallurg aim to extend a five-game winning streak against struggling HC Sochi. Avtomobilist and Traktor clash in a pivotal Urals showdown, while the focus then shifts West with three high-stakes games, with SKA visiting the Shanghai Dragons, Lokomotiv meeting Torpedo, and a Moscow Derby between Dynamo and Spartak, as teams battle for playoff positioning and momentum.

Three games headline Tuesday’s KHL action, starting in the East with Avangard hosting an in-form Salavat Yulaev, boosted by Evgeny Kuznetsov’s instant impact and a three-game winning streak. In Cherepovets, Severstal looks to extend its home run against playoff-chasing Sibir in its milestone 1,100th KHL game. The matchday closes in Kazan with a fiery Tatarstan Derby, as Ak Bars face Neftekhimik aiming to protect second place before a difficult road trip.

Four games headline today’s KHL slate, with milestones and playoff implications across both conferences. Avtomobilist looks to halt a three-game skid at home against Barys, while Lada welcomes SKA after snapping a long losing streak. Dynamo Moscow hosts Torpedo in a key Western matchup, and in Minsk, Vadim Shipachyov once again chases his historic 1,000th KHL point as Dinamo faces struggling Admiral.

Traktor and Sibir meet for the third time this season with the Chelyabinsk side having won both previous encounters, looking to extend its edge in the season series. The Black-and-Whites ride a three-game winning streak as they push toward the Eastern Conference’s top four. Later, a Moscow Derby headlines the day as Spartak faces CSKA seeking its historic 500th KHL win, with both teams jockeying for playoff positioning in a tightly packed Western Conference.

Four games headline today’s KHL schedule, starting in Nizhnekamsk, where Neftekhimik hosts Admiral in a rematch with playoff implications in the East. In Magnitogorsk, conference leader Metallurg welcomes SKA in a clash of in-form, attack-minded teams. Salavat Yulaev looks to extend its surge at home against Barys in Ufa, before the focus shifts West, as Severstal and Torpedo meet in Cherepovets with key standings points on the line.

Only three games are on tap today, one in the East and two in the West. First, Traktor hosts Amur trying to build on a recent winning streak. Then, HC Sochi hosts Lada and CSKA welcome the Shanghai Dragons in two exciting Western Conference matchups.

A packed six-game KHL matchday spans the entire league, starting in Novosibirsk with Sibir hosting Lokomotiv and continuing in Nizhnekamsk, where Neftekhimik faces Admiral. Ufa welcomes Avtomobilist, while a top-of-the-table Eastern Conference clash sees Metallurg take on Avangard in Magnitogorsk. In the West, Severstal meets Dinamo Minsk in Cherepovets, before Ak Bars and Barys close out the action in Kazan.

Three games headline a light, all-Western matchday, opening in St. Petersburg, with the Shanghai Dragons hosting Amur, as both sides look to steady their playoff push after uneven recent form. The action then shifts to the Black Sea, where HC Sochi face Dynamo Moscow in a revenge clash following Monday’s shutout and with the hosts riding their longest winning streak of the season. The day wraps up with a second game in St. Petersburg, where SKA welcome struggling Lada, aiming to extend the visitors’ losing run.

Seven games headline a packed KHL matchday, opening in Novosibirsk with a revenge clash between Sibir and Admiral. The East then delivers Traktor vs Avtomobilist, a top-of-the-table battle between Metallurg and Lokomotiv, and a classic showdown in Kazan as Ak Bars hosts Avangard. In the West, Severstal meets Spartak, Torpedo welcomes Barys, and the evening closes in Moscow with CSKA facing Dinamo Minsk in a matchup loaded with standings and milestone intrigue.

Three games are on the KHL schedule as the matchday opens in Ufa with an Eastern clash between Salavat Yulaev and Neftekhimik, two teams looking to respond after recent defeats. The action then shifts west, where in-form HC Sochi hosts Dynamo Moscow as the Black Sea side searches for a rare third straight win. A light Monday slate wraps up in St. Petersburg, with the Shanghai Dragons facing Lada in a meeting of teams desperate to halt worrying losing streaks.

An exciting matchday starts with another edition of the Siberian Derby between Sibir and Avangard. A packed schedule follows, with Traktor hosting West co-leaders Dinamo Minsk, Torpedo looking to snap a scoring drought against Spartak, and an in-form Avtomobilist visiting Ak Bars in Kazan. The spotlight, however, is firmly on Moscow, where CSKA and Lokomotiv meet for the fourth time this season.

The new year opens with a packed matchday headlined by the Far East Derby, where Admiral and Amur look to break a 2–2 deadlock amid coaching changes and contrasting form. Three Western Conference clashes follow, with Severstal defending its top-three spot against Lada, Neftekhimik chasing a third straight win in Sochi, and league-leading Metallurg visiting the Shanghai Dragons, who face mounting pressure in the playoff race.

The final matchday of 2025 features a packed eight-game slate stretching from the Far East to St. Petersburg. Amur hosts Sibir, Avangard welcomes Barys, CSKA faces Dynamo Moscow, Avtomobilist takes on Lada, Salavat Yulaev meets Dinamo Minsk, Ak Bars clashes with Severstal, Lokomotiv hosts Torpedo, and the night closes with a St. Petersburg derby between the Shanghai Dragons and SKA, as playoff races and milestones headline the year’s finale. The KHL will be back on Jan. 03, 2026.

It’s a light matchday with an exciting Southern Urals derby between Metallurg and Traktor, with both sides trying to bounce back after a recent defeat.

A tense KHL Sunday features seven games across the league, starting early in the Far East with a revenge clash between Admiral and Sibir after Friday’s swing in the standings. Avangard hosts Lada in Omsk looking to extend its winning streak, while Neftekhimik and Salavat Yulaev face tough tests against Torpedo and Severstal, respectively. The action then shifts West with a Moscow derby between CSKA and Spartak, SKA visiting Sochi, and a high-stakes Dinamo Minsk–Dynamo Moscow rematch.

It’s a light KHL Saturday, with just two games on tap. In Kazakhstan, Barys hosts Amur in a critical game for both sides’ playoff hopes. Then, in Kazan, Ak Bars hosts Traktor for an Eastern Conference classic.

Four games across the league headline today’s matchday, starting early in the Far East and rolling west through Omsk, Minsk and St. Petersburg. The slate features a crucial Eastern Conference basement battle between Admiral and Sibir, a heavyweight clash between Avangard and Metallurg, an offensive showdown as Dinamo Minsk hosts SKA, and a cross-conference meeting with the Shanghai Dragons welcoming Neftekhimik as both teams look to build momentum before the next stretch of the season.

A packed six-game matchday delivers key clashes across both conferences, opening in Ufa with Salavat Yulaev hosting Amur before action shifts to Astana for Barys against Avtomobilist. The Western Conference then takes center stage as Lada face Traktor, Severstal welcome HC Sochi, Lokomotiv host Dynamo Moscow in Yaroslavl, and Torpedo close the night at home against CSKA, with playoff races tightening on both sides of the table.

A compact two-game matchday offers intrigue in both conferences, opening in Omsk with Avangard hosting Neftekhimik before shifting to the West, where the Shanghai Dragons welcome Spartak. The Hawks look to build on a shutout win and solidify their position near the top of the Eastern Conference, while Neftekhimik aims to halt a losing skid. Later on, Spartak seek another road victory against the Dragons, who are desperate to revive their playoff hopes.

A packed seven-game matchday stretches from Siberia to Belarus, opening in Novosibirsk with Sibir hosting Avtomobilist and continuing in Ufa, where Salavat Yulaev meets Amur, before Barys face Traktor in Astana. Western Conference action follows as Torpedo take on HC Sochi, Lokomotiv host Admiral, Severstal welcome CSKA in Cherepovets, and the night concludes with a high-profile Dynamo derby between Dinamo Minsk and Dynamo Moscow.

Only two games are on schedule on a light KHL Monday, with Metallurg facing Neftekhimik and the Shanghai Dragons welcoming Spartak. Both confrontations will be at their fourth edition in the season, with Neftekhimik and Spartak having the upper hand so far.

Five games headline a packed KHL Sunday, stretching from Siberia to Western Conference derbies. The action opens in Novosibirsk with Sibir hosting Amur, followed by Barys welcoming HC Sochi in Astana. Avtomobilist and Admiral clash in Yekaterinburg before attention shifts west to Moscow for the latest CSKA–Dynamo derby. The day concludes in Minsk, where Dinamo face Lada as both sides look to gain ground in the standings.

Three games are on the slate as the KHL matchday delivers a full menu of rivalries and heavyweight clashes. The action opens in Ufa with the fifth Green Derby of the season between Salavat Yulaev and Ak Bars, before shifting to St. Petersburg where SKA hosts Spartak in a West showdown. The day concludes in Yaroslavl with a classic encounter, as conference leader Lokomotiv welcomes Avangard in a potential playoff preview.

Three intriguing matchups headline today’s KHL slate as Sibir hosts Admiral in a pivotal Eastern clash, Traktor looks to snap its skid at home to conference-leading Metallurg, and the Shanghai Dragons seek revenge and vital points against struggling Lada.

Six games usher the KHL back with a bang, from Avtomobilist facing Dinamo Minsk opening a fiery East to Neftekhimik vs Avangard’s clash of wounded Wolves and Hawks, Lokomotiv hosting red‑hot CSKA and Severstal welcoming Salavat Yulaev in Cherepovets, Dynamo–Barys pitting the league’s hottest streak against a giant‑killer, and SKA welcoming Ak Bars for a heavyweight finale in St. Petersburg.