Progress report. Dinamo Riga 1 Kunlun Red Star 3
13 October 2018
The last time these teams met, back on September 16 in Shanghai, Dinamo was in top form while Red Star was still finding its feet in the current season. Now, almost a month later, the tables are turning.
Closing in. Admiral Vladivostok 2 Kunlun Red Star 3
10 October 2018
Our latest visit to ‘local’ rival Admiral was settled by Brandon Yip’s late goal – but in truth, this was a game that we could have wrapped up earlier than the 59th minute.
Brave effort falls short. Kunlun Red Star 2 Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg 5
8 October 2018
Red Star was unable to put the brakes on Avtomobilist’s winning start to the season – but gave the KHL leader plenty to think about before falling in the third period.
Lazushin’s shut-out inspires victory. Kunlun Red Star 2 Traktor Chelyabinsk 0
5 October 2018
Red Star shrugged off Wednesday’s disappointment with an impressive victory over Traktor. Goalie Alexander Lazushin recorded his second shut-out of the season, making 25 saves to deny the opposition.
Frustrated by a familiar face. Kunlun Red Star 1 Metallurg Magnitogorsk 3
3 October 2018
Back in Red Star’s first season of KHL action, Artyom Zagidulin had a brief but productive spell with our team. Although the young goalie only made six appearances while on loan from Metallurg, he picked up three wins and an impressive 94.7% SVG.
SKA sets record, loses game. September 28 round-up
28 September 2018
SKA set a new all-time Russian record shut-out streak before finally allowing a goal. But after Avangard stopped the clock at 326:27, the Army Men saw their seven-game winning streak halted in a shoot-out. Sibir, meanwhile, slumped to a 12th successive loss after a 1-5 mauling in Minsk. Torpedo edged Red Star in an overtime thriller, while Admiral beat Neftekhimik in a shoot-out. Ak Bars rallied to beat Amur and Vityaz snapped a four-game losing streak with success over Salavat Yulaev.
Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod 3 Kunlun Red Star 2 OT
28 September 2018
Red Star’s latest road trip has been full of drama and there’s plenty of encouragement for the team after picking a fifth point in three games here in Nizhny Novgorod. After back-to-back wins in Tatarstan, hopes were high for a third successive win and another opponent conquered for the first time. The roster was boosted by the addition of experienced Canadian forward Martin St. Pierre, best known in the KHL from his time at Barys.
A Ural goal rush and Avto’s 11th win. September 27 round-up
27 September 2018
The Urals was the place to be in today’s KHL. While Avtomobilist was reeling off its 11th successive victory in Yekaterinburg, Metallurg and Dynamo shared 11 goals in Magnitogorsk. Elsewhere, CSKA beat Spartak in the Moscow derby, Sakari Manninen inspired Jokerit to victory at Slovan and there were road wins for Lokomotiv and Sochi.
