SKA - Dynamo Moscow. Game four facts

Evgeny Dadonov's goal was SKA's 900th from 269 KHL home matches.

Fellow forward Nikita Gusev has 46 points (16+30) from just 42 SKA appearances, and this is a new record for a player who signed during the season. Ilya Kovalchuk held the previous best with 42 points (18+24) in 36 games during the 2012/013 campaign. Also, Nikita has averaged more than a point a game not just during the regular season, but also in the playoffs.

Nikita is the first SKA player to make four assists in one KHL Gagarin Cup playoff game.

Mikko Koskinen's fourth shutout of these playoffs has become a new club record. Previously, he shared top spot with Jakub Stepanek for three post-season clean sheets. We note that Mikko has better playoff statistics for the second year in a row: last season he took one shutout in the regular season compared to three in the playoffs, while this year he kept the opponents out on three occasions during the regular championship.

Ilya Kablukov has 36 points (12+24) from 150 SKA matches.

Number 87 Vadim Shipachyov scored SKA's third playoff hat trick, and the twelfth overall in the KHL. Vadim required 57 minutes and 4 seconds to score his goals, and this has beaten Vladimir Tarasenko's previous record of 53 minutes and 25 seconds (SKA - Atlant - 7:1). This was Vadim's second overall KHL hat trick, with his last coming for HC Severstal Cherepovets on the 26th of September 2011 against Yugra (4:2).

Vadim's final goal at 59:49 has become SKA's latest ever marker in the KHL playoffs.

With 12 points (5+7) from nine games, Vadim is currently this season's playoffs top points scorer.

Maxim Chudinov has more KHL penalty minutes than any other SKA defenceman - 274 from 256 matches. Alexei Semyonov is in second place with 272 in 199 games, and overall only forward Evgeny Artyukhin has more (532).