Head coach of the Chinese “Kunlun Red Star » Mikhail Kravets after the victory over Moscow “Dynamo” said his team had not conceded to the opponent in any aspect of the match.
On Wednesday, Kunlun defeated Dynamo in a KHL regular season match with a score of 3:1.
— I want to congratulate everyone for the start of the championship. We are happy to have beaten a serious opponent. I am proud of the guys for the work they have done. We have not given up in desire, in fight, or in team spirit. You have to play like that every night. Today, we are happy, we will continue to work.
— You played as if the team was in the playoffs, was that your idea at the beginning of the season?
— We agreed on this from the first meeting. Try to be annoying for your opponent, show character, do not be afraid of mistakes, take the initiative and play with confidence at every change.
— Did Savchenkov help you in any way?
“I received his help from the first days.” We communicate a lot, argue, sometimes even swear, but we always come to a common opinion. We had the same common work at Vityaz.
— How do you plan to divide your time between the three goalkeepers?
“Keyser didn’t come right away; he didn’t have a uniform. According to the goalie coach, Kyle is a very good player. They decided to play Smith in this game, and then we’ll see. We’re also hoping for Volkov.
— What can you say about the Clendening-Comtois moment?
“He wanted to take the puck, missed and hit his opponent in the face, it seems to me that it is not necessary to fall like that,” said Kravets, whose words were reported by the correspondent.
Watch FONBET live broadcasts of the KHL Championship on the Match holding channels.
TV Match
More sports news in our telegram channel .
Source : MatchTV
I’m Emma Smith, a dedicated journalist and avid storyteller. I have been writing for news websites for the past 5 years, reporting on hockey news and delivering in-depth analysis of the sport. In my current role as Author at Athletistic, I write about hockey events from around the world to keep followers up-to-date with what’s happening in the sport.
