Dynamo Moscow - SKA. Game Four facts

Vadim Shipachyov's goal was SKA's 200th KHL Gagarin Cup marker. It took the team 67 matches to reach this achievement.

It is the first time that a game between Dynamo and SKA has finished with one team winning by five goals. Before this there were eight games which ended up with one team winning by four goals, and six of them came in Moscow.

Patrick Thoresen's first goal was his 200th point for SKA, and overall he now has 201 points with our team (78+123) from 231 appearances. To pick up 200 points in only 231 matches is a new club record, with Tony Martensson in second having taken 267 games to reach the 200 landmark.

Valentin Panyukhin was the first SKA player to gain 200 points, and that came in the 1972/1973 season. Maxim Sushinsky, the top scorer in our club's history, had to play 324 games before he picked up 200 points.

Patrick Thoresen has scored more KHL goals than any other foreigner. He now has 139 goals from 377 games, and he has overtaken Marcel Hossa who had 137 goals from 389 games.

It was Viktor Tikhonov's 250 KHL match, from which he has 158 points (86+72).