Chelyabinsk attacker “Tractors” Alexander Sharov shared his emotions after the away victory against Moscow “Dynamo” .
On Monday, Traktor defeated the Moscow club with a score of 5:4 in overtime of the second match of the Gagarin Cup quarterfinals. Sharov scored the winning goal.
— Nice game, everyone liked it. The players and the fans. They tickled each other’s nerves. The swing is over. But the main thing is we won, let’s move on.
— Did your goal arouse particular emotions? How did you manage to hit the puck while falling?
– The main thing is that we won, it makes us more emotional. At that point, emotions probably played a role, so I was able to do a little more.
— Did you feel that Dynamo was starting to fear you, they didn’t put pressure on you like in the first match?
— We don’t pay attention to it, we just try to play our hockey. It doesn’t matter how the opponent plays.
— “Dynamo” actively attacks your goalkeeper, is it destabilizing?
“It’s the playoffs, they’re looking for the keys to victory, but we’re ready for that, we’ll protect Zach (Fucale).
— What is the atmosphere like in the team?
“It’s normal, we’re going to rejoice and continue to prepare.” The emotion in the locker room is crazy, everyone was happy, but now we calm down, we get back in shape and we prepare for the next matches.
— Do you feel like you could resume this series?
– Let’s not think about it. We are just doing our job,” reports a correspondent, reporting Sharov’s words.
Alexey Zavarukhin’s team leads the best-of-four series with a score of 2-0. The teams will play their next match in Chelyabinsk on Wednesday March 20.
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