SKA - Dinamo Minsk. Match facts

The fifth goal was SKA's 1200th in 339 KHL regular season home matches.

By scoring in the 44th second, Maxim Karpov registered the earliest winning goal for SKA in a home KHL game.

For the first time in the domestic championship, four players under the age of 20 registered a combined total of seven points in one single game, with Danila Galenyuk (0+1), Vasily Podkolzin (0+1), Kirill Marchenko (1+1) and Ivan Morozov (2+1) all getting on the scoreboard.

Vasily Podkolzin is the youngest SKA player in national championship history to gain points in four successive league matches (2+2).

Fellow young forward Ivan Morozov is the sixth SKA player in Russian history to score two goals in one game when under the age of 20. Alexei Egorov (1992/1993), Maxim Sushinsky (1993/1994), Yegor Mikhaylov (1995/1996), Konstantin Gorovikov (1996/1997) and Andrei Shefer (2000/2001) previously achieved this.

Evgeny Ketov set a new record in terms of points in one KHL regular season for SKA. At the moment, he boasts 17 (7+10) points, beating his total of 16 (8+8) from the 2013/2014 campaign. Overall, he has made 650 KHL appearances, picking up 232 (120+112) points.