Head coach of Moscow “Dynamo” Alexei Kudashov said that he will not make serious rotation of the team for the next match of the Fonbet KHL championship with Vityaz, which will take place on October 24.
On Monday, Dynamo defeated Lada in overtime with a score of 5:4.
— A difficult and interesting game. Happy victory. “Lada” is a mobile team that imposes a strong fight. The opponents played tight in defense, but we found the keys to their goal.
— In the last two matches, your team must win back two goals. How to manage this?
– Of course I would like to avoid this, but we have to look at our championship, all teams now play to win against any opponent. It’s all about nuance. But we are happy to have found the means to win, the team fights until the end.
— Did Lada’s performance on defense surprise you? The first two periods they came back to the red line and in the third they even encountered the opponent near their zone.
“Such defense is extremely difficult to overcome. When we played against Denmark in the Olympics, everyone spoke the same way about Russia’s game. But it is very difficult to overcome such protection.
— Then you play against Vityaz. Should we expect changes in the composition?
— We will not carry out a significant rotation of the programming. Rimashevsky, Kudashov and Chernyshov are leaving to play in the youth team, in their place there will be other hockey players on the list, the correspondent reports, reports Kudashov’s words.
Dynamo Moscow, having scored 29 points in 21 matches, occupies third place in the Western Conference standings.
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Source : MatchTV
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