Shakhtar defeated Minsk “Youth” in the match of the Belarusian hockey championship
In the most productive match on Monday, October 12, in the national hockey championship, Shakhtar defeated Minsk “Youth” on the ice.

In the most productive match of Monday, October 12, in the national hockey championship, Shakhtar defeated Minsk Youth on the ice of Chizhovka-Arena - 7: 1. It's reported by sb.by.

The guests were distinguished by Alexei Sergeev twice (4th, 22nd minutes), Matvey Ladutko (22), Danil Loy (24), Vladislav Servechenko (30), Nikita Verenich (47) and German Nesterov (49), and the hosts of the site answered only with a goal of Nikita Parfeniuk (10).
"Youth" suffered a ninth consecutive defeat. In the championship, she lost 11 of 12 meetings.
The fully digital picture of the 12th round, the matches of which took place on October 11 and 12, looks like this: "Aviator" (Baranovichi) - "Vitebsk" - 3:5, "Lokomotiv" (Orsha) - "Neman" (Grodno) - 0:1, "Mogilev" - "Gomel" - 1:5, "Chemist" (Novopolotsk) - "Dynamo" (Molomo) - 2:3, "Brest" - "Metallurg" (Zhlobin) - 2:3, "Shlachlich" (Shlach) - 1:4 (Shmelin) - (Shlach) - 0 (Shmelin) - 0 (Shmelinsk).


The tournament table is headed by Metallurg, which has 20 points. Next are Shakhtar (19), Slavutich (18), Gomel (18), Brest (16), Dynamo (16), Lida (15), Vitebsk (15), Neman (11), Aviator (11), Mogilev (8), Lokomotiv (7), Youth (3) and Chemist (3).
In the regular season, all teams will play 52 matches. According to the results of the stage of the six strongest squads qualify for 1/4 finals. Participants who finish in places from seventh to tenth will contest two more playoff vouchers in the qualifying round in series to two wins. The playoffs will begin on March 10 and end no later than April 23. At each stage - quarterfinal, semifinal and final - the fight will be fought up to four victories.
Most often in the championship of Belarus in hockey won the Minsk “Youth”, which has 11 trophies. Also in the three most titled teams of the tournament include Grodno “Neman” (7) and Zhlobin “Metallurg” (5).
Photo: hockey.by.



