Facts of SKA’s nervy showdown with Cherepovets in Saint Petersburg

Forward Nikolai Goldobin scored SKA’s 3500th goal in the history of the KHL regular season. It took our club 1054 matches to achieve this.

Furthermore, it’s worth noting that no other organisation has yet tallied a minimum of 3500 regular-season markers.

Fellow forward Sergei Plotnikov made his 311th appearance for SKA in the regular season, meaning that he now only trails Evgeny Ketov (440) in this category.

Defenseman Sergei Sapego has set a new personal best with 14 (2+12) points during one single KHL campaign as a SKA player. His previous record of 13 (4+9) points had been gained in the 2023/2024 season.

Across 50 competitive games for SKA, forward Brendan Leipsic has recorded 20 (12+8) points.

Forward Scott Wilson has now registered points in four consecutive matches.