Vadym Shakhraichuk’s team lost in game against current vice-champions of Ukraine in the longest match of the season.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Kremenchuk \u2013 Kyiv Capitals (Kyiv) \u2013 5:2 (0:0; 3:1; 2:1)<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Goals:<\/strong> 1:0 \u2013 Kryvenko (Gevorkian, Savytskyi), 21:55; 2:0 \u2013 Lialka (Matviienko), 25:32; 2:1 \u2013 Panchenko (Kutsevych, Chernenko), 28:04; 3:1 \u2013 Matusevych (Kryvoshapkin, Varava, majority), 31:52; 4:1 \u2013 Lialka (Serednytskyi, minority), 48:59; 5:1 \u2013 Krivoshapkin, 50:06, 5:2 \u2013 Dvornyk (Chernenko, Kutsevych, double majority), 55:31<\/p>\n\n\n\n Kremenchuk:<\/strong> Kyrylo Kucher; Denys Matusevych \u2013 Philip Matvienko, Vitaly Lialka (c) \u2013 Artem Tselohorodtsev; Hlib Kryvoshapkin \u2013 Nikita Krugliakov, Dmytro Ignatenko \u2013 Vladyslav Braha \u2013 Bohdan Serednytskyi; Hlib Varava \u2013 Danylo Babchuk, Daniyil Kryvenko \u2013 Tymofii Savytskyi \u2013 Mykhailo Gevorkian; Maksym Maksymenko \u2013 Bohdan Pankov, Vyacheslav Andrushchenko \u2013 Illia Fedorov \u2013 Borys Andriushchenko Kyiv Capitals:<\/strong> Borys Babik; Kostyantyn Ryabenko \u2013 Deniss Berdniks, Vladyslav Kutsevych \u2013 Serhii Chernenko (c) \u2013 Yaroslav Panchenko; Valentyn Sirchenko \u2013 Pavlo Taran, Andrii Kryvonozhkin \u2013 Yevhen Sekirko \u2013 Mykyta Oliynyk; Colin Whitt \u2013 Eetu Moksunen, Mykola Dvornyk \u2013 Danylo Tyshchenko \u2013 Vladyslav Luhovyi; Denys Khonin, Tymur Lapko \u2013 Denys Plesovskikh \u2013 Oleksandr Koida The conditions in which this match was held can really be called as extreme. The game was supposed to start at 14:00. Eventually, the teams took the ice at 15:30 and played two periods. After that, we had to wait another two hours, and then the final twenty-minute session began. It should be noted that this match was the debut for Colin Witt as part of the Capitals. The American legionnaire will remember such match for a long time. Of course, we need to say \u00abthank you\u00bb for that our neighbors from the north.<\/p>\n\n\n\n As for the game, after a \u00abdry\u00bb first period, the spectators managed to see pucks dropped in the next two periods. In the 22nd<\/sup> minute, the hosts managed to open the score. Gevorkian made a great pass to Kryvenko, and Daniyil sent the puck to Babik`s possession.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Not even four minutes had passed when the team from Poltava region doubled its` advantage. After Matviienko’s throw, Lialka was the first who sent the puck into the possession of Kyiv team.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Head coach:<\/strong> Dmytro Sumets<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Head coach:<\/strong> Vadym Shakhraichuk<\/p>\n\n\n\n