Yekaterinburg motorist Danil Romantsev in a conversation with after the defeat of Spartak in an away match of the KHL regular season, he said that the result of the meeting was natural and the expulsion of Ural broke their match.
Friday “Motorist” lost to Spartak on the road with a score of 0:3. Nikolai Zavarukhin’s team got seven strikeouts.
— The result of the match is natural, the opponent took advantage of their opportunities, but not us. In the first half, Spartak had the advantage, in the second we turned the situation around, but penalties spoiled our match. We missed a few counter-attacks, but we didn’t give up and tried to play until the end. In the third period, we were also hampered by deletions.
— Avtomobilist had several deletions, can we say that many of them were unnecessary?
— I agree, there were unnecessary deletions, especially the last two. At one point they retired due to a combination of circumstances, and at another point Max Osipov simply let off steam.
— Before the match, did you pay attention to the not-so-successful actions of Spartak in the majority, did you think about how to score while playing in the minority?
— We didn’t pay much attention to Spartak’s problems. We analyzed the majority of their actions in order to play as correctly as possible and not let anything happen. As for the minority pucks, it depends on the moment, if there is one, we will certainly try to run into a counter-attack and find something.
— Before the third period, the Avtomobilist lost by three goals, usually in such cases the coaches ask you to win a separate period, what instructions did they give you?
— The goal was to play actively in all areas of the field. Press the opponent as aggressively as possible and try to take the puck,” Romantsev told .
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