Sochi - SKA. Match facts

SKA have achieved 50 victories in the KHL regular season for the first time in history, beating the previous club record of 49 wins in the 2018/2019 regular campaign (62 matches). Our team required 68 games to tally 50 wins in this regular season.

Forward Dmitrij Jaskin became the first SKA player in history to score a minimum of 40 goals during one particular campaign. Furthermore, Jaskin has now picked up 199 (117+82) points across 200 KHL appearances.

In 42 matches, Dmitry Nikolaev achieved 32 wins (30 in regulation or overtime, two in penalty shootouts). This is a new SKA record concerning goalkeeper victories in one KHL regular season.

Forward Nikita Gusev has picked up 500 (187+313) points from 542 KHL matches. He is indeed the sixth player in the history of the league to register at least 500 points in the championship. 418 (144+274) of them have been gained in 356 competitive games for SKA. Moreover, five goals in overtime for SKA is a new club record.

In 600 KHL games, defenseman Igor Ozhiganov has recorded 218 (66+152) points.

Fellow defenseman Andrei Pedan has competed in 250 KHL matches. So far, he has earned 80 (23+57).

Only Kevin Dallman (58, 2008/2009) and Chris Lee (65, 2016/2017) have earned more points during one KHL regular season among defensemen than Alexander Nikishin (11+44, 55).

For the first time in KHL history, SKA recovered from three-goal deficits in three separate games during one campaign. The previous two such matches had been held against Kunlun Red Star in Mytishchi (4:3 SO) and Vityaz Moscow Region in Balashikha (5:6 OT).

This was also the maiden occasion when SKA scored twice during a KHL away match after pulling the goaltender in favour of the extra skater.