Razin caught the “wave” and led SKA to a victory over Amur with a score of 3:2

SKA hockey players won the away match of the regular KHL championship from Khabarovsk Amur. The meeting ended with the score 3: 2 in favor of St. Petersburg.

The owners of the ice began the meeting with an active onslaught and opened the score already in the 55th second - Raul Akmaldinov scored. Soon, the army was waiting for an annoying failure: the puck after the throw of Maxim Krovyakov ricocheted from the side, fell into the skate goalkeeper Sergey Ivanov and crawled into the net. Head coach of St. Petersburg Andrey Razin reacted instantly - took a timeout and changed the goalkeeper to Artemy Pleshkov.

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In the second period, guests took the initiative. Nikita Zaitsev powerfully attached from the blue line and landed exactly under the crossbar. A few minutes later, Vladislav Romanov restored his balance, successfully playing on the finishing in the majority. The winning point was set by Rocco Grimaldi, who was first on the rebound after Andrei Pedan's shot. Replaced Pleshkov became a real hero of the match, parrying all 22 shots on his goal. As a result, the guests significantly moved the hosts - 35:28.

Thanks to this victory, SKA scored 23 points and rose to the eighth line of the standings. On November 9, St. Petersburg will play at home with Moscow “Spartak”.