Nizhny Novgorod Torpedo defeated Omsk Avangard in the match of the championship of the Continental Hockey League
In one of the three matches on Tuesday, September 22, in the regular championship of the Kontinental Hockey League, Nizhny Novgorod Torpedo won the Omsk ice.

In one of the three matches on Tuesday, September 22, in the regular championship of the Kontinental Hockey League, Nizhny Novgorod Torpedo won on its ice Omsk Avangard - 5: 1. It's reported by sb.by.

The wards of Alexei Isakov, for whom this match was the third at the new “VOLGA Arena”, really wanted to rehabilitate themselves before their fans for the failure in the last meeting against CSKA Moscow (2: 3). And Nizhny Novgorod managed to do it. Avangard suffered a third consecutive defeat.
The hosts of the site distinguished themselves Daniel Seroukh (12th minute), Egor Vinogradov (28), Sergey Goncharuk (30), Bogdan Konyushkov (49) and Pavel Kraskovskiy (60). Guests author of the goal was Joshua Livo (21).
Seroukh distinguished himself in the fourth meeting in a row. In this segment, he recorded seven captures of the gate. For Torpedo captain Vladimir Tkachev, who scored three assists, the match became the 850th in the Kontinental Hockey League.

Minsk “Dynamo”, who won the last two matches, the day after tomorrow, September 24, will fight away with Moscow teammates. 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.
Photo by HC Avangard.



