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Torch Yamal lost to Lokomotiv in the first match of the new Super League season

Torch Yamal held the first match of the Super League season in New Urengoy against Novosibirsk Lokomotiv

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Torch Yamal lost to Lokomotiv in the first match of the new Super League season

Torch Yamal held the first match of the Super League season in New Urengoy against Novosibirsk Lokomotiv. Rival Yamal became the bronze medalist of the last championship, the meeting ended with the victory of Lokomotiv with a score of 3: 1.

The Governor of Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug Dmitry Artyukhov thanked the audience who came to support the Torch at the Zvezdny Sports Palace. The next match Yamal will be held on October 22 in Ufa against Dynamo-Ural.

On October 22, our guys play in Ufa with Dynamo-Ural. I'm sure it'll be spectacular. Congratulations to Lokomotiv on the first victory of the season! – wrote Artyukhov.

In early October, Torch Yamal won three consecutive victories at the first stage of the Youth League. The team played home matches at the Yamal Arena in Salekhard.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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