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At home, Avangard gave 2: 5 (1: 1, 1: 1, 0: 3) to Magnitagorsk’s “Metallurg”, who took the lead with 1-0 in four series.
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After two periods played, the result was worth the playoffs 2: 2, but in the third minute of the third third, the victory goal was scored by Semyon Koshelev. Less than 40 seconds later, the experience was doubled by the experienced Sergei Mozykin. The guests dispelled their doubts about the victory in the first semi-final match in the eighth minute of the period, reaching Andrejs Nestrašils with a safe 5: 2.
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The homeowners’ play was not facilitated by the three rejections earned in the last three and a half minutes.
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Taylor Beck of Canada earned the goal and two assists in the “Metallurg” team, but Mozykin and Philip Holm stood out with 1 + 1.
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Meanwhile, in the first game of the Western Conference semifinals, Moscow’s “Dynamo” gave up 1: 4 (1: 0, 1: 0, 2: 1) at the home of the St. Petersburg SKA.
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Andrey Sergeyev threw the winning puck to the Moscow team in the 11th minute of the second period. Dmitry Yashkin scored a goal in this game and once scored, the same was done by Mikhail Tchaikovsky, but Daniil Tarasov earned two passes.
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This season, 23 teams participate in the KHL Championship – 11 in Western and 12 in Eastern groups. In the regular championship, each team played 60 games, after which the eight best clubs entered the Gagarin Cup.
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