Shanghai Dregons won against Dynamo Moscow in the match of the championship of the Kontinental hockey League
In one of the four matches on Wednesday, October 7, in the regular championship of the Kontinental Hockey League, Shanghai Dregons beat Dynamo Moscow - 3: 2.
In one of the four matches on Wednesday, October 7, in the regular championship of the Kontinental Hockey League, Shanghai Dregons beat Dynamo Moscow - 3: 2. It's reported by sb.by.
The White and Blues significantly outperformed the Chinese squad in goal throws (39:16) and a number of other statistical indicators. However, the main figures in the protocol were not in favor of the wards of Leonid Tambiev.
The winners scored Nate Sukese (39th minute), Jivani Smith (49) and Dmitry Yashkin (56). The losers were Pavel Sheng (11) and Nick Merkley (59).
The Belarusian striker of the team from the capital of Russia Igor Martynov did not score points on the “goal plus pass” system.
Moscow Dynamo suffered a fifth defeat in a row, and the Shanghai Dragons won six of the last seven fights.
In other meetings of the game day, Novosibirsk “Siberia” lost to Ufa “Salavat Yulaev” – 4:5 (in overtime), Magnitogorsk “Metallurg” was stronger than Vladivostok “Admiral” – 3:0, and hockey players “Sochi” lost to Moscow “Spartak” – 2:5.
Dynamo Minsk tomorrow, October 8, will host SKA from St. Petersburg, and then our team will host guest matches against Lokomotiv Yaroslavl (October 10) and Shanghai Dregons (October 12). Now the “teeth”, having 13 points after 12 meetings, occupy the eighth place in the Western Conference table.
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” immediately after the 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.



