Attack “Spartacus” Maxim Tsyplakov after defeating “Dynamo” during the Fonbet KHL championship match, he said that he managed to master poker thanks to his partners who provided him with good passes.
On Tuesday, Spartak defeated Dynamo (6:3) in the KHL regular season match. Tsyplakov made the fastest poker in league history from the start of the match (26:58). The previous record (30:13) was set by Maxim Yakutsenya of Neftekhimik in the 2009/10 season. In addition, for the first time in the KHL, poker was introduced, the author of which scored two goals while playing in the minority. Previously, Tsyplakov had never scored more than two goals in a KHL game.
Thanks to this victory, Spartak officially got a ticket to the playoffs.
— What will you remember more: the first hat-trick of your KHL career or the fastest poker game?
– Both. How can you stop at anything here? The fastest poker (from the start of the match) in the KHL? Cool, I’ll be in the story.
— Last season it became clear that Spartak did not reach the playoffs after the match against Dynamo. How important was it to win today’s match?
— We suffered many unnecessary defeats. Today we showed with a good match that we can beat anyone. I think we have to play well and we will win. Five against five, we are inferior to no one.
— You took the courage, scored various goals. How can you describe your state in which you scored one after the other?
– Yes, just good times that I made. The guys helped me and created them. All I had to do was finish. He scored two goals in the minority. The first hit well under the feet of the defender, and the second received a gift from the opponent,” reports correspondent, according to Tsyplakov’s words.
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