Severstal prevailed over Torpedo in the match of the KHL championship
In one of the four matches on Monday, October 19, in the regular championship of the Kontinental Hockey League, Cherepovets Severstal beat in their native walls.

In one of the four matches on Monday, October 19, in the regular championship of the Kontinental Hockey League, Cherepovets Severstal beat Nizhny Novgorod Torpedo in their native walls - 4: 1. It's reported by sb.by.

The team of Andrei Kozyrev was considered the favorite. And she confirmed the correctness of such assessments both by the game shown and the result obtained.
The winners scored Ioannis Kaldis (1st minute), Denis Jan (17), David Dumbadze (30) and Ivan Podshivalov (40). In the losers, the author of the goal was Bogdan Konyushkov (42).
Belarusians Alexander Skoranov (Severstal) and Andrei Belevich (Torpedo) did not score points on the goal-plus-pass system.
The runners won their seventh consecutive victory. And Nizhny Novgorod lost three of the last four meetings.
In other matches on Monday, October 19, in the regular championship of the KHL, Khabarovsk Amur defeated Barys from Astana - 5: 2, Vladivostok Admiral was stronger than Ufa Salavat Yulaev - 2: 0, and Sochi hockey players lost to Shanghai Dragons - 2: 5.
Dynamo Minsk, which in the framework of the last at the moment home series lost to Magnitogorsk Metallurg (1: 3) and Kazan Ak Bars (1: 4), is now preparing for guest games against Sochi (October 22) and Nizhny Novgorod Torpedo (October 24). Zubry with 17 points after 17 meetings are seventh in the standings of the Western Conference.
According to the results of the regular championship 2025/2026, the Minsk squad, we recall, scored 88 points and finished on the second line in the table of the conference “West” after the Yaroslavl “Locomotive”. 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.



