Head coach CSKA Ilya Vorobiev after defeating “Salavat Yulaev” declared that the team’s goalkeeper Ivan Prosvetov They had long planned to give him rest and also refused to comment on reports about a possible departure of the goalkeeper.
On Tuesday, CSKA defeated Ufa’s Salavat Yulaev (2:0) in a KHL regular season home match, with Dmitry Gamzin defending the military team’s goal. Earlier, information appeared in the media that Prosvetov could join Dynamo Moscow.
— A good first period, but we didn’t take advantage of the withdrawals. Then we had to defend a lot, but Gamzin played well.
— Guryanov did not make the team, what is the reason, what complaints do you have against him?
— There are moments when receiving the puck. He lost a little confidence.
— Have they decided to give Prosvetov psychological rest?
“We decided to give him a rest a long time ago; I don’t comment on rumors.
— Did you feel an additional responsibility because of Boris Mikhailov’s 80th birthday?
“Even without the vacation, there was enough responsibilities. »
— Can we say that this match is comparable to the seventh game of the playoffs?
— It was a very important match. I don’t know if it’s comparable to the playoffs.
— Can Gamzin become the first goalkeeper?
– If he takes charge of the situation, then yes. The championship is a long distance, so far Dmitry has played very well.
— What needs to be done for leaders to start producing results?
– It’s better to score. Then the game will start. For now, we work in hockey, not in the game, ”reports a correspondent, reporting Vorobiev’s words.
CSKA Moscow has scored 17 points in 14 matches and ranks fourth in the Western Conference standings.
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