The head coach “Spartak » Alexey Jamnov said that the Fonbet KHL championship match against “Siberia ” turned out to be interesting.
On Wednesday, Spartak beat Sibir on their ice with a score of 5:2.
— The third period proved to be decisive, what can you say about this part of the match?
— It’s a shame to miss the puck at the beginning of the third period, but we must pay tribute to the guys: in the last period they played for the result and followed all the instructions of the coaching staff.
— “Sibir” equalized the score twice, but “Spartak” managed to take the lead, what can you say about that?
— “Siberia” is a very worthy opponent, the score on the scoreboard doesn’t mean anything, the match was interesting, both teams played offensive hockey, of course, there were mistakes, but we don’t can’t escape it.
— For the second consecutive match, the team scores quickly, but cannot take the lead, what do you think is the reason?
— We discuss this topic with the guys, while we are able to play in waves, like on a roller coaster, from top to bottom, we will work on it, it is important not to lose our concentration during the 60 minutes of the meeting.
— What was the turning point today?
— The guys did well today, they tried to stick to the game plan, minimized our mistakes, came back in the third period after missing a goal, the following changes after the goal were very important.
— What can you say about Nikita Sysoev’s performance?
— Today, we decided not to hire the 13th striker to show all the players that we are counting on them. Sysoev has very good potential, I have spoken about him more than once, we are now recycling him from junior hockey to adult hockey. We give Nikita chances, the main thing is that he takes them, ”reports the correspondent of , reporting Zhamnov’s words.
Spartak, with 18 points in 15 matches, is in fifth place in the Western Conference standings.
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Source : MatchTV
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