Before “Admiral » Ivan Emets believes that the players of the Vladivostok team need to shoot more on goal in the remaining matches of the Gagarin Cup playoff series against Ak Bars.
The Vladivostok team beat Ak Bars at home in Game 3 of the KHL second-round playoff series in overtime on Monday.
– In the first half they changed the majority scheme, but it didn’t help to score a goal. Do you understand how to cross the active barrier of Ak Bars in the minority?
To be honest, I didn’t even notice. I think you just need to shoot more on goal, charge the goalie and the defense, and the puck will find its way into the net.
– The third game in a row after two periods – a draw. What does it say?
– It’s just that the teams play in a strict and disciplined way. Everyone understands that when the score is 0:1, the team will start to open up, errors will appear.
– How did the technical staff ask you to play in extra time?
– Yes, there was no special installation. He just had to score earlier, because it would be impossible to correct his mistake.
– Tell us about Lisovets’ goal. You struggled there on board, then closed Bilyalov’s sight.
– I saw that Zhenya had a puck, went to the nickel, wanted to correct it and score it myself. But Lisovets didn’t give me or the goalkeeper a chance, he shot well.
– If you summarized the main result of the match, what would you write down?
– Cool game of goalkeepers and defending teams.
– Implementation – the main opponent of the “Admiral” in this series, given the number of chances you can not score?
“I don’t even know what to answer,” Metaratings.ru quotes Yemets.
The score of the series until four wins was 2 to 1 in favor of Ak Bars.
The fourth match will be held on March 22 in Vladivostok, starting at 12:30 (Moscow time), watch its live broadcast on the channel, as well as on the matchtv.ru and sportbox.ru sites.
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Source : MatchTV
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