Dynamo Moscow - SKA. Game four facts

SKA now have a positive goal difference against Dynamo Moscow in the KHL: 146-144.

13 of SKA's 14 away KHL victories at Dynamo have come in regulation. In Moscow, the goal difference is 82-78 in SKA's favour, while Dynamo hold a 66-64 goal advantage over SKA in Saint Petersburg.

Evgeny Ketov scored SKA's 50th shorthanded goal in the KHL. Evgeny has netted five of them, while Jarno Koskiranta and Evgeny Artyukhin both have four each. Interestingly, current Dynamo Moscow player Konstantin Gorovikov scored seven shorthanded goals for SKA while playing for our club back in the Russian Super League and the KHL.

Yesterday, Evgeny Ketov's goal at 59:58 was SKA's latest ever shorthanded KHL goal on the road.

Before Tuesday's game, forward Nikita Gusev had a point in consecutive seven playoff fixtures, racking up nine in total (3+6).

Anton Belov has 20 points (5+15) for SKA in the KHL playoffs. Only Kevin Dallman (6+16) has more points from a defenseman.

Patrik Hersley has scored seven SKA goals in 29 appearances, making him SKA's top scoring Swedish defenseman in history.

Denis Kokarev scored his first goal for Dynamo against SKA in the KHL playoffs, adding to his 12 assists.