Season end for Torpedo and Vityaz

Season end for Torpedo and Vityaz

24 Feb 2013 | Dennis Mende
 

The second leg of KHL's newly introduced Cup of Hope gave outsiders Dinamo Riga and Spartak Moscow the qualification for the tournament quarterfinals.

 
 
 
 

Two days after a 1-4 loss in Riga, favourites Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod answered with a good performance on home ice. Denis Arkhipov, Jonas Andersson and Grigory Mishchenko gave Torpedo a solid three-goal lead before Andris Dzerins answered for Dinamo. At 51:59 Martin Thörnberg restored the three-goal lead for the hosts before Vitalijs Pavlovs scored the 4-2 just 15 seconds later. This was also the result after the end of the regular time so that the series was tied 1-1 and the game went into overtime. There it was Paul Szczechura who at 64:38 scored the 4-3 which served as series winner for the Latvians. Dinamo now have to play against Donbass Donetsk from Ukraine.

In the other match of the day a single goal by Valery Vasilyev in power play at 39:34 gave guests Spartak Moscow a 1-0 road win against Vityaz Chekhov. After a time out Vityaz goalie Ivan Lisutin left his net during the last minute but also with the additional skater they didn't score anymore. After a 2-2 in the first leg this small lead was enough for Spartak to advance to the next round where they will face Dinamo Minsk from Belarus.

Cup of Hope quarter-finals:

Eastern Conference:

(E9) Yugra Khanty-Mansiysk - (E12) Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg

(E10) Metallurg Novokuznetsk - (E11) Amur Khabarovsk

Western Conference:

(W9) Donbass Donetsk - (W14) Dinamo Riga

(W10) Dinamo Minsk - (W13) Spartak Moscow

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