A series of defeats of St. Petersburg S.K.A. in the KHL regular season is a combination of several circumstances, a well-known hockey official, pundit and commentator told . Leonid Weisfeld .
On Saturday, SKA lost to Sibir Novosibirsk 2-3, extending their losing streak to three games in a row. Previously, the Army team lost to Amur (1:2 OT) in Khabarovsk and Admiral (1:3) in Vladivostok.
— First of all, few KHL teams bring back a lot of points from this outing. A trip to the Far East is traditionally difficult for everyone, and SKA is no exception here. Second, the team had such a stable season that it was clear that sooner or later the recession would come. And here everything overlapped – a difficult journey, physical condition, and also some kind of crazy “admiral” that surprises the whole league. I would call this unfortunate streak for SKA a coincidence.
– Last year, SKA had a series of defeats on the same dates. Chance?
“I wouldn’t be looking for a trend here. After all, it’s only two years, not five. I repeat, I consider this more of a coincidence,” Weisfeld told a correspondent.
Source : MatchTV
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