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A light Friday in the KHL features three matchups: it all kicks off in Togliatti, where Lada hosts the Shanghai Dragons after both sides suffered narrow extra time defeats earlier in the week. Lokomotiv then looks to continue its winning streak at home against struggling Avtomobilist, while the evening closes as Dinamo Minsk faces Severstal, with the Belarusians seeking to extend their solid home record in front of another enthusiastic Minsk crowd.

The KHL matchday features three key games starting in the Far East, where Amur hosts CSKA. In Chelyabinsk, Traktor looks to halt Avangard’s six-game winning streak in a tight Eastern Conference clash. The day closes in Astana with Barys facing Ak Bars, both aiming to bounce back from tough recent outings. Each game carries high stakes early in the season for playoff positioning.

The KHL Wednesday lineup features six games across both conferences, starting with Sibir hosting Salavat Yulaev, followed by Neftekhimik facing Avtomobilist in the East. The Western Conference hosts four matches, including Lada taking on HC Sochi, Lokomotiv vs Severstal, Dinamo Minsk vs Torpedo, and Shanghai Dragons visiting Dynamo Moscow. With teams trying to break losing streaks and rematches heating up, expect high intensity on all fronts.

The KHL matchday kicks off with Admiral taking on CSKA, with the Sailors seeking revenge after a SO defeat to Dynamo Moscow, while CSKA tries to end a three-game skid. Spartak visits a hot Magnitka before the classic SKA-Avangard rivalry closes the day, both teams finding regular-season rhythm after strong preseason clashes.

Five KHL games are scheduled for today: it all starts early in the Far East with Amur vs Dynamo Moscow, followed by Sibir returning home to take on Severstal. The action continues as Lokomotiv hosts HC Sochi, Dinamo Minsk faces Barys in their home opener, and the Shanghai Dragons conclude the day against Torpedo, with top teams and players aiming to extend their streaks or bounce back from defeats.

The Sunday matchday features five thrilling KHL games across both conferences. It kicks off with Traktor aiming to extend their three-game winning streak against Spartak, followed by Metallurg hosting CSKA in a key clash. In Yekaterinburg, Avtomobilist faces Neftekhimik, while Lada welcomes SKA in the lone Western Conference game. The day closes with a classic Eastern showdown between Ak Bars and Avangard, promising high-intensity hockey action across the board.

Saturday’s KHL action in the Far East features Admiral taking on Dynamo Moscow following a dominant 4:0 win by the Sailors against Shanghai Dragons, led by goalie Adam Huska’s back-to-back shutouts. Dynamo, struggling after recent defeats, will seek to regain momentum. In another matchup, Severstal meets Barys after losses to Metallurg, with both teams eager to start a winning streak. Historically, the head-to-head rivalry is close.

After yesterday’s packed schedule, Friday brings five matchups, beginning with Amur and Sibir squaring off for the second time this week, both seeking crucial points. Avtomobilist hosts Spartak after opposite recent runs, while Traktor welcomes Neftekhimik for a key three-game home stretch. The first Green Derby of the season highlights Ak Bars battling Salavat Yulaev, and Western action closes out the day as SKA faces Dinamo Minsk in St. Petersburg’s final home game before Minsk’s home opener.

Today’s action features three key games, starting with Metallurg hosting Barys as Magnitka looks to extend its home dominance, followed by Lada facing Torpedo in Togliatti where the visitors carry a five-game winning streak, and concluding with a high-stakes clash between CSKA and Lokomotiv that pits two top coaches and teams against each other in a battle fueled by summer transfers.

Five exciting games headline today’s KHL action, starting with Amur hosting Sibir in the Far East after their earlier-season duel and Sibir’s recent offensive struggles. Admiral faces the Shanghai Dragons, hoping to capitalize on Adam Huska’s hot streak, before the Dragons travel west. Avangard and Salavat Yulaev meet in Omsk for a classic rivalry, Traktor visits Avtomobilist for the Ural Derby, and Ak Bars welcomes Neftekhimik in the Tatarstan showdown.

After yesterday’s intense matchday in the East, Tuesday brings four exciting games: Lada hosts Lokomotiv in Togliatti, Metallurg faces Severstal in a reunion between coach Andrei Razin and his former team, the 61st Moscow Derby unfolds between CSKA and Spartak, and HC Sochi takes on the league’s hottest team, Torpedo, in the Western Conference. This lineup promises thrilling action across all four matchups.

A new week starts as Monday’s KHL schedule features five compelling matchups, with Amur hosting the undefeated Shanghai Dragons in the Far East, Admiral clashing with Sibir in Vladivostok, and Avangard seeking a milestone win against Dinamo Minsk. The Urals see Avtomobilist face Salavat Yulaev in a rematch, while the day wraps up in Astana as Barys takes on Dynamo Moscow. Each game offers a new chance for teams to solidify their early-season ambitions.

A busy KHL Sunday brings six games across both conferences, with each matchup offering teams a vital chance to gain early-season momentum. In the East, Neftekhimik battles Lokomotiv, while Ak Bars and Metallurg face off in a rematch. The West features Severstal vs. CSKA, Spartak hosting the undefeated Torpedo, SKA welcoming Lada, and Traktor traveling to Sochi. With every team aiming to improve their record, home advantage and winning streaks are truly up for grabs across all six matchups.

Just two matchups headline today’s KHL action. Avangard and Dynamo Moscow bring recent momentum into their showdown, both eager for another win after hard-fought victories. In Kazakhstan, Barys aims to keep its perfect record intact as it hosts Dinamo Minsk, who looks to rebound from a frustrating away defeat. Each contest offers key early-season tests for teams with playoff ambitions.

The KHL matchday features five games filled with intriguing storylines. Sibir faces Admiral in Novosibirsk, both teams aiming for redemption and a milestone 100th coaching win. Salavat Yulaev welcomes Avtomobilist in Ufa, with both sides riding mixed results. The Western Conference showcases Sochi vs CSKA, as the Muscovites target a third straight victory. Shanghai Dragons host Lokomotiv for their home series finale, and Torpedo meets Lada, both still unbeaten this season.

The KHL matchday features five games across the Eastern and Western Conferences. In Omsk, Avangard hosts Amur after a tough-to-swallow home loss, while Dynamo Moscow visits Metallurg seeking their first win. Neftekhimik faces Dinamo Minsk, fresh off a shutout victory. In Moscow, Spartak takes on Severstal in a playoff rematch, and SKA hosts Traktor in a highly anticipated home opener likely before a sellout crowd.

Tonight’s KHL matchday features two key games. Ak Bars aims to rebound at home against Avtomobilist, who opened their season with a loss to Lada. Meanwhile, in Moscow, CSKA hosts Admiral after a dominant win against Dynamo Moscow. Admiral, fresh off a shootout victory over Shanghai Dragons, face the challenge of overcoming a tough CSKA side with a historical home advantage. Both games promise high intensity and an intriguing battle for early-season momentum.

The KHL matchday features five games, starting with Barys seeking its second straight win at home against Amur. Neftekhimik and Traktor both chase their first wins in a battle complicated by the absence of suspended forward Joshua Leivo. The Western Conference offers key contests as Dinamo Minsk begins a road trip in Moscow, Lokomotiv hosts Severstal, and both Dynamo Moscow and HC Sochi look to bounce back after opening losses.

Five action-packed KHL games headline today’s schedule, with the spotlight on the classic rivalry as Avangard hosts Ak Bars in the Eastern Conference. Metallurg looks to build on its home win against Salavat Yulaev, while Lada and Avtomobilist open their campaigns following ambitious summer moves. In the West, Torpedo faces SKA after both teams had dramatic openers, and Shanghai Dragons aim to ride the momentum from their home crowd against Admiral. Every matchup is set to deliver excitement.

The KHL matchday features four exciting clashes showcasing Eastern and Western Conference rivalries. It kicks off in Novosibirsk with Sibir hosting Amur, both teams sporting notable offseason changes. Then Barys opens their season at home against Traktor, fresh off a narrow Opening Cup loss. Neftekhimik faces off with Severstal, pitting an unbeaten preseason team against one adapting under a new coach. Closing the day, Spartak takes on HC Sochi in a West Conference battle, with Spartak aiming to assert dominance despite losing a key player. Four matchups promise a thrilling matchday at the start of the KHL season.

After yesterday’s Opening Cup game, the KHL season is about to start for another eight teams, Metallurg faces Ak Bars, CSKA welcomes Dynamo Moscow, Torpedo entertains Salavat Yulaev, and the Shanghai Dragons face off with SKA.

The eighteenth KHL season kicks off tonight with the traditional clash between last year’s finalists, Lokomotiv and Traktor. It’s the first time that the two sides meet in the Opening Cup game. In their histories, the Railwaymen had one Cup win, last year, while Traktor has zero.

Lokomotiv is on the brink of making history. After a dominant 3:1 win in Chelyabinsk, the Railwaymen lead the series 3-1 and are just one victory away from their first Gagarin Cup title. With three straight wins following an opening loss, the Yaroslavl side has momentum and home ice on its side for game five. Can Traktor force the series back to Chelyabinsk, or will Lokomotiv lift its first national championship since 2003 in front of its fans?

Lokomotiv seized the advantage in the Gagarin Cup final with a clinical 5:2 win in Chelyabinsk, taking a 2-1 series lead. Artur Kayumov led the charge with two goals, while veteran Alexander Radulov extended his scoring streak to four games. Traktor, missing key players in game three, hopes to bounce back with Charles Robinson and Andrei Svetlakov likely to return for game four. As the series stays in Chelyabinsk, the pressure is now firmly on the home team.

With the 2025 Gagarin Cup final tied at 1-1, Traktor and Lokomotiv head to Chelyabinsk for a pivotal third game. Lokomotiv rebounded from an opening loss with a dominant 4-1 victory in Yaroslavl, neutralizing Traktor’s top scorer Maxim Shabanov and overwhelming Zach Fucale’s net with 46 shots. Alexander Radulov leads the charge on a hot streak, while key injuries and milestones loom. Both teams are now hunting momentum in a finely balanced showdown with the Cup on the line.

Lokomotiv will try to bounce back after dropping Game 1 in dramatic fashion, conceding twice in just 13 seconds during a tough third period. The Yaroslavl team has now opened each of its three playoff series with a loss and needs a stronger offensive effort to avoid falling into a deeper hole. Traktor, on the other hand, is flying high behind Maxim Shabanov’s scoring streak and looks to build on its momentum in game two of an exciting Gagarin Cup final series.

Lokomotiv enters the finals with confidence, having defeated Traktor twice during the regular season—5:3 in Chelyabinsk and 4:2 at home. The Yaroslavl side also swept Traktor in last year’s semifinals, setting the stage for a heated rematch. Both teams dropped just one game in their respective semifinal series, showing strong form at the right time. With neither team having ever lifted the Gagarin Cup, this season will crown a first-time champion—adding even more weight to every shift, save, and goal.

Facing elimination, Dynamo Moscow avoided a sweep with a composed 3:1 victory over Traktor in game four of the Gagarin Cup semifinals. Missing key imports, the Blue-and-Whites relied on timely goals and solid defense to snap a playoff losing streak against the Chelyabinsk side. As the series shifts back to the Urals, Dynamo must deliver again to keep their hopes alive against a Traktor team still holding the upper hand.

Backed by a dominant shutout performance from Daniil Isayev and a trio of young scorers, Lokomotiv heads into game five with a chance to close out the semifinals on home ice. Holding a 3-1 series lead, the Railwaymen look poised for a Gagarin Cup finals return, while Salavat Yulaev faces mounting pressure and questions in net. With history and milestones on the line, expect intensity in Yaroslavl as both teams fight for their playoff lives.

Down 0-3 in the series, Dynamo Moscow faces elimination as Traktor Chelyabinsk eyes a sweep and a long-awaited return to the Gagarin Cup finals. Game three saw the first OT of the semifinals, with Maxim Shabanov sealing the win and extending his scoring streak. With no penalties in regulation last time out, discipline may again prove crucial. Can Dynamo fight back on home ice, or will Traktor finish the job today in the capital?

After dropping game three at home, Salavat Yulaev faces pressure to tie the series before it shifts back again to Yaroslavl. Lokomotiv, propelled by a clutch performance on May Day, aims to take a commanding 3-1 lead in Ufa.

Traktor heads to Moscow with a 2-0 series lead after back-to-back narrow wins, powered by early scoring and strong goaltending from Zach Fucale. Dynamo, still searching for answers in net, will hope that home ice—and Jordan Weal’s continued scoring streak—can help shift the momentum. With drama and emotions in sight for both sides, game three is shaping up to be a pivotal clash in this semifinal series.

Lokomotiv evened the series with a solid 2:1 win in Game 2, bouncing back after a home loss. With the next two games set for Ufa, Salavat Yulaev aims to make the most of home ice and avoid a repeat of Lokomotiv’s road dominance from the previous round. A strong showing from Daniil Isayev and another key goal from Maxim Shalunov highlight the Railwaymen’s resurgence ahead of a crucial game three in Ufa.

The Chelyabinsk side stormed back in game one to snatch a dramatic 4:3 win, continuing its trend of comeback victories this postseason. Dynamo Moscow, despite Jordan Weal’s two-goal effort, couldn’t hold the lead and now looks to respond with urgency in a pivotal second clash of this high-stakes semifinal series.

Salavat Yulaev struck first in the series, surprising Lokomotiv with a 3:1 away win in game one. The Railwaymen now aim to regroup and even the score tonight in game two, while Salavat seeks to build on its strong start.

After last year’s sweep by Traktor in the second round, Dynamo Moscow is back and determined to settle the score. The Blue-and-Whites seek redemption as they head to Chelyabinsk for the opening game of the semifinals. In the regular season, the teams traded wins, setting the stage for what promises to be a thrilling battle. All eyes are on whether Dynamo can reverse their fortunes against a confident Traktor side.

The KHL semifinals kick off as Lokomotiv hosts Salavat Yulaev in Yaroslavl. The Ufa team won both regular-season meetings in extra time. Lokomotiv comes off a seven-game battle against Avangard, while Salavat Yulaev staged a dramatic comeback to defeat Spartak. The Railwaymen’s coach Igor Nikitin chases a milestone tonight, adding extra spice to an already thrilling matchup. Expect a tight contest as both sides fight for an early edge.

Today’s matchday will treat the fans with two game seven in the same day – that’s a rarity and a can’t-miss opportunity. Salavat Yulaev welcomes Spartak after forcing a seventh game with an OT win in game six, while Avangard travels to Lokomotiv after blanking the Railwaymen 3:0 on Monday. Today’s games promise excitation and drama – and a lot on stake.

Ak Bars is backed into a corner, needing a win tonight to keep its playoff hopes alive. After three straight losses, the Kazan team returns home hoping to force a game seven in Moscow. Dynamo, meanwhile, rides the momentum of its first home win in the series and can clinch a semifinal spot with one more solid performance. Goalie decisions and scoring streaks could tip the balance in this thriller.

Both Spartak and Lokomotiv get another crack at finishing their series early, with a chance to book semifinal spots tonight. Avangard forces a return to Omsk after tightening things up in game five, while Salavat Yulaev rides Scott Wilson’s OT heroics back to Moscow. With momentum shifting and milestones looming, both matchups are on a knife’s edge as we head into what could be the final chapter—or a prelude to game seven drama.