SKA St. Petersburg wins Spengler Cup

31 Dec 2010 | Henrik Lundqvist

SKA St. Petersburg beat Team Canada 4-3 in the final of the 2010 Spengler Cup in Vaillant Arena, Davos.

SKA St. Petersburg came to the final with four vicories in the luggage. Team Canada had one loss, against Davos in the group stage, but beat the same team 4-0 in the semi final.

Maksim Sushinsky scored the first goal of the game and added 4-2 a minute before the end to win the scoring title of the tournament. Aleksei Yashin and Maksim Afinogenov also scored for SKA. Canada's goals were scored by Micki Dupont, Brett McLean and Josh Holden.

SKA St. Petersburg - Team Canada 4-3 (1-0,2-1,1-2)
1-0 Maksim Sushinsky (Tony Mårtensson)
1-1 Micki Dupont (Domenico Pittis)
2-1 Aleksei Yashin (Maksim Sushinsky, Mattias Weinhandl)
3-1 Maksim Afinogenov (Evgeny Artyukhin)
3-2 Brett McLean (Mike Iggulden, Brendan Bell)
4-2 Maksim Sushinsky
4-3 Josh Holden

Shots on goal: 25-38

Scoring leaders

Player	Club	G	A	TP
Maksim Sushinsky	SKA	2	5	7
Tony Mårtensson	SKA	3	3	6
Aleksei Yashin	SKA	3	3	6
Micki Dupont	CAN	3	2	5
Richard Park	G/S	2	3	5
Brett McLean	CAN	1	4	5
Glen Metropolit	CAN	1	4	5
Petr Taticek	DAV	2	2	4
Reto von Arx	DAV	2	2	4
Cory Murphy	CAN	0	4	4

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