Amur - Lokomotiv: betting tip (cf 1.80) and bets on the KHL match

Current form

Amur occupies the eighth place in the table of the East and so far cannot feel comfortable. Khabarovsk residents are at risk of leaving the playoff zone, because they scored only 29 points in 32 matches, and Admiral, who is behind, earned one point less and has two meetings in reserve. The team led by Alexander Andrievsky had good stretches during November, but they blurred the end of the last away series, losing to Dynamo Moscow (2:4) and Admiral (1:4). After returning to the home ice, the Tigers could not hit the gates of Sochi (0:1), and a day later they failed to put the squeeze on the guests from Minsk (2:3, B).

In the game against the bison, the hosts held the shot well and at the start of the second period Egor Voronkov brought his partners ahead. Ignat Korotkov scored another goal in the second 20 minutes, but it was canceled after a video review. Amur missed the advantage and found himself in the role of catching up by the middle of the third period, but the same Ignat Korotkov restored equality on the scoreboard. In the shootout, Maxim Dorozhko failed to cope with any of the opponent's shots, and the Far Easterners were left with one point scored.

Ignat Korotkov (9+8) shares the lead in the list of the team's top scorers with Oleg Lee (7+10). Both forwards scored 17 points apiece.

Disqualifications and injuries

Roman Abrosimov will not be able to participate in the upcoming match due to injury.

Interesting betting trends

• Amur gets an average of 8.59 minutes of penalty time.
• Khabarovsk residents, according to statistics, make 29 shots on target

Current form

The locomotive continues its downward slide and now occupies the third place in the West. The defending champion scored 44 points in 34 games and could fall to fifth place in the conference if he doesn't start winning soon. Yaroslavl performed well in the first half of November, but completely failed at the end of autumn. In the last eight games, they have scored only two wins, with only one of them coming within regular time. The railwaymen lost in the last away series to Dynamo Moscow (0:1) and Severstal (0:2), and at home they suffered their first defeat of the season from SKA (3:4, OT).

In the match against the Army team, it was very important for the then hosts to score a goal, because Bob Hartley's team had not been able to do this for two matches before. Nikita Cherepanov opened the scoring with a wrist shot in the seventh minute of the match, but at the very beginning of the second segment, the opponent responded with an accurate shot at Daniil Isaev's goal. Alexander Radulov converted the majority two seconds before the end at the equator of the confrontation, but three minutes later the red and blue responded in kind. Maxim Shalunov again put his partners ahead in the third 20 minutes, but failed to keep the desired score on the scoreboard again. The steam locomotives once again showed poor discipline and paid for it in overtime.

Alexander Radulov consolidated his leadership in the club's goalscoring list. At the moment, the veteran has 34 points (16+18) in his piggy bank.

Disqualifications and injuries

Andrey Sergeev will not come with the team to Khabarovsk.

Interesting betting trends

• According to statistics, Lokomotiv wins 58.3% of face-offs.
• Yaroslavl players make an average of 32 shots on target.