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“Vitjaz” won the Ekaterinburg “Avtomobilist” with 4: 3 (1: 1, 2: 2, 0: 0, 1: 0) overtime.
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Daugaviņš spent 22 minutes and 36 seconds on the court, during which he scored four shots on goal, won four of the five throws and earned two penalty minutes.
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The captain of the Latvian national team earned a rejection in the sixth minute of the first period, but the opponents did not turn this opportunity into a goal. The home team was able to achieve 1: 0 in the 17th second, when Alexei Makeyev stood out after Pavel Dacjuk. Matthias Tedenby scored 1: 1 in the 15th minute.
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In the second period, in the 13th minute, Vitjaz reached 3: 1 in nine seconds, but already six minutes later, the result was a 3: 3 draw in 30 seconds. Six minutes before the end of the duel, Makeyev received a 5 + 10 minute penalty for hitting the opponent, as a result of which he was forced to leave the field. Daugaviņa’s team failed to pull out the victory in the regular time, but a minority was passed at the beginning of extra time.
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In the fourth minute of overtime, Daugaviņš alone flew the whole area with a puck, made a circle behind the goal, broke away from Dacjuka and made a precise shot past the goalkeeper, pulling the “Vitjaz” victory.
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In another game, Chelyabinsk’s “Traktor” lost 0: 1 (0: 0, 0: 0, 0: 1) to Cherepovets’ “Severstal”, which did not include Robert Bucharest.
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At the Western Conference, Vitjaz is seventh after seven games with six points, while Severstall has scored nine points in six matches and is fourth.
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Gunārs Skvorcov’s Beijing “Kununun Red Star” was awarded a technical victory on Tuesday, because due to the Yaroslavl “Lokomotiv” Covid-19 outbreak, it was not possible to participate in the match.
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Also on Tuesday, games between Riga “Dinamo” and Nizhnekamsk “Neftehimik” were planned. Also in these teams, players are diagnosed with a virus, as a result of which the match is canceled. “Dinamo” was quarantined on Tuesday until October 5.
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This season, 23 teams are participating in the KHL Championship – 11 Western and 12 Eastern conferences. In the regular championship, each team will play 60 games, after which the eight best clubs will enter the Gagarin Cup.
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