Zhlobinsky Metallurg won against Brest in the match of the Belarusian hockey championship
In one of the three matches on Saturday, October 10, in the national hockey championship, Metallurg Zhlobin won away from Brest - 4: 1. It's reported ...

In one of the three matches on Saturday, October 10, in the national hockey championship, Metallurg Zhlobin won away from Brest - 4: 1. It's reported by sb.by.

The guests were distinguished by Dmitry Tukach twice (25th, 31st minutes), Yuri Veremenko (38) and Alexander Timirev (52), and the owners of the ice the author of the only abandoned washer was Stanislav Kuchkin (26).
“The Steel Wolves won their third consecutive victory. In general, in this championship, the current champion won nine of the 11 meetings held.
In other matches of the game day, Smolensk “Slavutich” defeated “Lide” – 3: 0, and Minsk “Youth” was defeated by Soligorsk “Shakhtar” – 4: 6.
Tomorrow, October 11, the program of the tournament will continue with fights "Aviator" (Baranovichi) - "Vitebsk", "Lokomotiv" (Orsha) - "Neman" (Grodno), "Mogilev" - "Gomel", "Chemist" (Novopolotsk) - "Dynamo" (Molodechno).


The extraliga tournament table is headed by Metallurg, which has 18 points. This is followed by Slavutich (18), Shakhtar (17), Gomel (16), Brest (16), Dynamo (14), Lida (13), Vitebsk (13), Aviator (11), Neman (9), 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.



