AKM in a stubborn struggle outplayed in Tula Samara CSK Air Force

This Saturday, November 7, the Tula AKM held a home match against the Samara Air Force CSK. The meeting ended with the score 5: 3 in favor of the hosts. For the team, this is the third victory in a row on home ice, drew the attention of MK in Tula in the press service of the hockey club.

In the starting period, the opponents acted on an equal footing and regularly created dangerous moments at the gates of each other. The Tulaks were the first to distinguish themselves: Akim Seliverstov beat the goalkeeper and sent the puck into the net. However, the guests took advantage of the error of Yegor Korzin and restored the balance - 1: 1.

In the second period, the performance of the teams increased significantly. At the beginning of the game, the Samara team came forward, after which the coaching staff of the AKM changed the composition and released Ilya Kanarsky on the ice. Soon the owners realized the majority: Egor Skutin equalized the score. Another game in numerical advantage brought Tulyaks a new goal - Vladislav Kodola led AKM forward, making the score 3: 2.

In the final twenty minutes, the Samaras managed to score in the majority and equalize the score. However, the hosts continued to attack. Vladislav Kodola issued a double and again provided the AKM with an advantage. The final result was established by Yaromir Yermakov, who hit the empty gate of the opponent.

As a result, the Tula team won with the score 5: 3.

Match statistics: Throws: 57-49; Shoots: 25-20; Goals: 5-3; Throws: 27-36; Blocked Throws: 15-23; Power techniques: 9-14; Penalty: 8-6.

The next AKM home match will be held on November 13. The opponent will be “Ryazan-VDV”, the beginning of the meeting is scheduled for 19:00.

We will remind, earlier “MK in Tula” reported on the home victory of AKM over “Neftyanik” with a score of 4:0. After the goalless first period, the Tulaks seized the initiative and scored four goals, not allowing the opponent to distinguish themselves in response.

In the final twenty-minute goals marked Maxim Mineev and Nikita Rozhkov.