Moscow CSKA won the Vladivostok “Admiral” in the bullies in the match of the championship KHL
In one of the three matches on Monday, September 21, in the regular championship of the Kontinental Hockey League, Moscow CSKA defeated Vladivostok.

In one of the three matches on Monday, September 21, in the regular championship of the Kontinental Hockey League, CSKA Moscow defeated Admiral Vladivostok at a party - 4: 3 (in the bullies). It's reported by sb.by.

The sailors gave one of the favorites of the draw worthy resistance and were close to a positive result. But still CSKA extended the winning streak to three meetings and took revenge from the Far East for the recent defeat in their native walls (2: 4).
During game time, the guests scored Denis Guryanov (13th minute) and Klim Kostin twice (35, 58), the hosts of the site - Dmitry Mukhtarov (27), Belarusian Yegor Chezganov (30) and Anthony Kamara (59). In the series of bullies, only the striker of the “army” team Marat Khairullin realized his attempt.
In another meeting of the day, which ended by this time, Khabarovsk "Amur" was defeated by Cherepovets "Severstal" (1: 4). At 19:00, a duel will begin between Kazan Ak Bars and Togliatti Lada.
Minsk “Dynamo” the next match will be held on Thursday, September 24, away against Moscow teammates. In the last two fights, the "teeth" won on the ice "Minsk-Arena" Novosibirsk "Siberia" (4: 1) and Yekaterinburg "Automobileist" (5: 3). Now the wards of Sergey Brylin with seven points after six games are located on the seventh position in the table of the conference “West”.
According to the results of the regular championship 2025/2026, the Belarusian squad scored 88 points and finished on the second line in the table of the Western Conference immediately after the future champion - Yaroslavl Lokomotiv. At the stage of the 1/8 finals, the “teeth” won the series against Moscow teammates with a dry score of 4: 0, but in the quarterfinals, the Minsk Dynamovites lost four times to the Kazan “Ak Bars”. In the overall table of the Kontinental Hockey League, the white-blues took fifth place for the first time in history.



