Metallurg Magnitogorsk - SKA. Match facts

In the club's 428th KHL regular championship match, Jarno Koskiranta's goal became SKA's 1400.

With his first assist yesterday, Vadim Shipachyov took his 350th KHL point (116+234) from 431 matches. Only Alexander Radulov, Sergei Mozyakin, Patrick Thoresen and Danis Zaripov have more. Also, Vadim's third assist yesterday was his 150th SKA point (42+108) on his 173 appearance.

This was the seventh game in a row in which Vadim has taken a point (he has 14 points from this streak - 4+10).

Nikita Gusev's assist took him up to 100 KHL points (49+51), and his first goal was his 50th in the league.

It was Ilya Kovalchuk 100th assist in his 169 KHL regular season match.

Dinar Khafizullin took his 50th assist in his 287's KHL game.

Evgeny Ketov has played in 450 Russian championship matches, and so far he has 240 points (122+118).

In the KHL regular championship defenceman Andrei Kuteikin has competed in 100 SKA matches, and currently has 36 points (17+19).

Pavel Buchnevich, Sergei Shirokov and Jonas Enlund all made their SKA debuts. Jonas took a point as well, assisting on Jarno Koskiranta's marker. Those two Finnish players spent the 2013/2014 and 2014/2015 seasons together with HC Sibir Novosibirsk, and Jarno's first ever KHL goal on the 5th of September 2013 came with Jonas assisting. In Novosibirsk, they both played in the same line for a long time.

Three debutants in one game against Metallurg is not a record. On the 13th of November 2002 and the 3rd of September 2008, six SKA players made their debuts at once.

Igor Shestyorkin is the first SKA goaltender in the club's history to defeat Metallurg Magnitogorsk both home and away.

Metallurg forward Danis Zaripov has scored 18 goals against SKA, coupled with 11 assists.

His teammate Sergei Mozyakin has more points against SKA in Russian championships and the KHL than anyone else - 43 (23+20).