Head coach of Metallurg Magnitogorsk Andrei Razin told that the club was not going to take revenge on Neftekhimik for the hockey player’s injury Daniel Vovchenko .
On Wednesday, in the Ivan Romazan Memorial match with a score of 2:1 in favor of Metallurg, Razin led the team to the locker room after Vovchenko was hit by a powerful tackle from Neftekhimik defender Roman Abrosimov and fell unconscious on the ice. The Metallurg hockey player was carried from the venue on a stretcher in a special fixation device. After watching the video replay, the judges found no rule violations on the part of Abrosimov. Metallurg suffered a technical defeat.
Razin later told that Vovchenko had regained consciousness and was in hospital.
— You used to work in the same headquarters with Oleg Leontyev. Then you had a fight. Now the matches between Magnitogorsk and Neftekhimik will turn into a vendetta?
— I can’t be responsible for the opposing coach. But on our part there were and will be no vengeful or hostile feelings towards Neftekhimik. We will not take revenge on them. We don’t even think about it. As for our relationship with Leontiev, the man has chosen his side, he follows it, he has his own life. He and I have done our part. All this is in the past, everything is forgotten.
— Do you allow Abrosimov to call Vovchenko to apologize?
— How can I stop one player from calling another? Another thing is that we saw how during the match, after this energetic move, Abrosimov did not approach Vovchenko, did not express regret, did not say anything to him. And yes, we do not want to leave this situation like this. We have this feeling now, “Razin told .
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