Sibir – SKA. Match facts

This was the maiden occasion when SKA defeated Sibir in a penalty shootout. As a consequence, Sibir became the 25th club in the KHL to concede a minimum of one shootout loss against SKA.

SKA haven’t conceded a single goal in Novosibirsk against Sibir in two consecutive matches. Overall, SKA have not let in a goal against these particular opponents in Siberia across 146 minutes and 26 seconds.

19-year-old Yegor Zavragin became the second goalkeeper in SKA’s history who didn’t allow the opponents to score all five of their attempts during his first shootout for our senior team.

Forward Valentin Zykov has now scored four shootout goals for SKA, with three of them becoming game-winners.

Fellow forward Evgeny Kuznetsov participated in his first penalty shootout for SKA in the KHL. Previously, when representing Traktor Chelyabinsk, he netted 12 of his 24 shootout attempts.

SKA have now claimed four 1:0 wins following penalty shootouts, becoming the fifth KHL team to achieve this following in the footsteps of Lokomotiv Yaroslavl, Sibir, Metallurg Magnitogorsk and Amur Khabarovsk.