SKA - Dynamo Moscow. Game six facts

Dynamo is the first KHL team which SKA have played against 50 times. Our club has 22 victories with a negative goal difference of 129-134. However, if the series against HC CSKA Moscow goes the full stretch to seven games, they will overtake Dynamo as our most frequent opponent.

This is the first time that SKA have scored eleven powerplay goals in one series. Before this battle, the maximum was seven in a series against CSKA in 2012 and 2014, and also against Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod in 2015.

Overall in this year's KHL playoffs, SKA have found the net sixteen times with a man's advantage. Four more goals are required to match last year's record of 20 in 22 matches.

On the powerplay this season, Vadim Shipachyov already has 48 points (13+35). This is unsurprisngly a new KHL record, smashing Alexei Morozov's and Sergei Mozyakin's best of 41.

Vadim's 35 assists have also beaten last year's total of 31.

During this series against Dynamo, Vadim took a total of 12 points (4+8). This is a new SKA record for the amount of points in one series, defeating Artemiy Panarin's total of 10 (3+7) against CSKA last year.

Mikko Koskinen is the first KHL goalkeeper to have five shutouts after just two Gagarin Cup playoff rounds.

Five clean sheets is also a new SKA record in the KHL playoffs. The previous best was four in 2014 split evenly between Ilya Ezhov and Ivan Kasutin.

With nine KHL Gagarin Cup playoff shutouts, Mikko Koskinen has caught up with fellow Finn Petri Vehanen.

American forward Steve Moses has now competed in 100 KHL matches, and has 84 points (52+34). Twenty of those points have come for SKA in 30 appearances (11+9).

Anton Belov scored his second KHL playoff goal for SKA. Incidentally, his first also came against Dynamo in 2015.