CSKA - SKA. Game Seven facts

Vadim Shipachyov has 19 points from these KHL Gagarin Cuo playoffs so far (5+14), and as a result has set a new SKA record by beating Viktor Tikhonov's previous best of 18 (10+8) from the 2013 campaign.

Vadim's 14 assists is also a SKA personal best in the KHL playoffs. Patrick Thoresen and Roman Cervenka are in joint second, as they both picked up 11 in 2013 and 2014 respectively. With Vadim assisting Yevgeni Dadonov has netted on nine occasions, Artemiy Panarin on four, and Ilya Kovalchuk once.

SKA have set two new club records during this one series against HC CSKA Moscow:

- Yevgeni Dadonov has hit the net on six occasions. Viktor Tikhonov had the last record from the series against HC Severstal Cherepovets in the 2012/2013 season.

- Vadim Shipachyov picked up eight assists. Previously Patrick Thoresen had six against HC Dynamo Moscow in 2013, and Roman Cervenka also was on six against HC Lokomotiv Yaroslavl last year.

Yevgeni Dadonov (6+3), Artemiy Panarin (3+6) and Vadim Shipachyov (1+8) all took nine points from this series, equalling Roman Cervenka's record against Lokomotiv last year (3+6).

SKA have now met with three of the same opponents in the KHL Gagarin Cup playoffs. Our team have now defeated CSKA on all three occasions, HC Atlant Mytishchi twice, and Dynamo Moscow once.

Out of 40 KHL matches between each other, SKA have beaten CSKA 30 times with a goal difference of 127 - 69.

It was Anton Burdasov's 250th KHL match, and he has 68 points (29+39) to show for his efforts. For SKA, he currently has 47 points (19+28) from 141 appearances.

In his 410 KHL game, CSKA forward Alexander Radulov took his 500th point (166+334). Only Metallurg Magnitogorsk's Sergey Mozyakin has more - 538 (244+294), with 38 of them coming against SKA (15+23).