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The KHL goalkeeper was replaced in the 4th minute of the match after missing three goals

Vyazova for three and a half minutes after the start of the match against Metallurg missed three goals

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The KHL goalkeeper was replaced in the 4th minute of the match after missing three goals

Salavat Yulaev goalkeeper Semyon Vyazov was replaced in the fourth minute of the Fonbet regular championship match of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) against Magnitogorsk Metallurg.

Elm replaced after three missed goals in three and a half minutes after the start of the match. Nikita Bogdanov went on the ice instead.

The meeting takes place in these minutes, after the first period the score is 4: 0 in favor of Metallurg.

In September, Vyazova was recognized as the best goalkeeper of the month in the KHL.

Salavat Yulaev with 15 points is in fourth place in the Eastern Conference of the KHL standings. Metallurg (21) is in first place.

Source: РБК ↗

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