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The KHL regular championship match between Omsk Avangard and Tolyatti Lada took place in Omsk. Avangard was in seventh place in the Eastern Conference with 10 points, Lada was in tenth place in the West with 5 points after a series of defeats.
Omsk Avangard defeated Tolyatti Lada in the KHL regular season match.
The meeting took place in Omsk and ended with a score of 4:1 (1:1, 3:0, 0:0). The winners included Joshua Livo (14th minute), Kirill Dolzhenkov (25th minute), Andrew Poturalski (30th minute) and Konstantin Okulov (34th minute). Rasim Shakirov (3) scored for Lada.
Avangard is seventh in the Eastern Conference standings with 10 points. Lada suffered its seventh defeat in a row and is 10th in the West, with 5 points.

Russian Evgenia Chikunova won silver in the 100m breaststroke at the first stage of the Short Course Swimming World Cup in Baku with a time of 1 minute 5.13 seconds. Russian swimmers will compete on the international stage with the flag and anthem for the first time since 2022 after World Aquatics lifted restrictions.

Russian swimmer Yegor Kornev repeated the world record in the 100-meter freestyle at the Short Course World Cup in Baku, showing a time of 44.84 seconds, equal to the result of Australian Kyle Chalmers. Australian Cameron McEvoy finished second (45.36), Russian Vasily Kukushkin finished third (46.77).

FHR President Vladislav Tretyak congratulated Franz Reindl on his election to the post of head of the International Hockey Federation. Tretyak expressed hope for objective cooperation and an impartial attitude towards hockey countries on the part of the new IIHF leadership.

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