Shanghai Dragons beat Spartak in the KHL match

The Shanghai Dragons hockey club broke Spartak's six-match winning streak by beating the Muscovites on the road in a shootout in a Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) match. The match was held in Moscow on October 25 and ended with a score of 4:3.

The first period was reserved for the guests: David Chen led the Dragons forward. In the second segment, the ice masters responded with goals from Andrei Mironov and Danil Pivchulin. In the final twenty minutes, the teams exchanged three goals in just over a minute: Daniil Gutik scored for the Red and white, and Nate Sukese and Dmitry Yashkin scored for Shanghai.

The Shanghai Dragons won for the fourth time in a row and moved up to third place in the Western Conference table with 26 points. Spartak is following with 25 points.

In the next round, Muscovites will host Severstal on October 29, and Shanghai will play Barys a day later.

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