Vladivostok “Admiral” defeated Magnitogorsk “Metallurg” with a score of 5:2 in an away KHL match
Quick Look
- Vladivostok “Admiral” won Magnitogorsk “Metallurg” with a score of 5:2 in the away match of the Fonbet KHL championship, which took place on October 5 in Magnitogorsk.
- The guests scored goals from Muranov, Tsitsyura, Kamara, Efremov and Volkov, while the hosts scored goals from Starkov and Palivko.
- Admiral goalkeeper Jalal-ad-Din Amirbekov played his debut match in the league, repelling 36 out of 38 shots.
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Why It Matters
The match took place as part of the Fonbet KHL Championship. Metallurg leads the Eastern Conference with 19 points, Admiral is in eighth place with 11 points.
Vladivostok “Admiral” beat Magnitogorsk “Metallurg” with a score of 5:2 in the away match of the Fonbet KHL Championship. Sport Express reports this.
The meeting took place in Magnitogorsk on October 5. At Admiral, goals were scored by Ivan Muranov in the 24th minute, Vladislav Tsitsyura in the 30th minute, Anthony Kamara in the 33rd, Nikita Efremov in the 35th and Alexander Volkov in the 59th minute. Stepan Starkov scored for the hosts in the 32nd minute and Danila Palivko in the 52nd minute.
After the match, Metallurg head coach Andrei Razin said that some hockey players played the game in apathy. “Some people were apathetic today. We thought that the opponent would simply give up,” Match TV quoted him as saying.
The 24-year-old Kazakh goalkeeper Jelal-ad-Din Amirbekov played his debut match in the league for Admiral, reflecting 36 out of 38 shots.
Despite the defeat, Metallurg retained first place in the Eastern Conference table with 19 points. “Admiral” takes eighth position with 11 points.
Open Questions
- Will the Metallurg hockey players be able to overcome their apathy in the next matches?
- What contribution will Admiral’s debut goalkeeper make to the team’s future games?
