Krasnaya Armiya vs Dyn. Moscow

Krasnaya Armiya crashed out of the blocks. Alexei Filippov opened the scoring at 5:00, converting from Igor Poss and Мирон Denisov. Exactly five minutes later, Konstantin Paramonov doubled the lead — Poss and Даниил Sitnikov with the helpers.

By 15:24, the night was already out of reach. Alexander Skuratov made it 3-0, with Leon Deyev and Мурад Khadzhimuradov assisting. The first period shot count (14-7 on target in Krasnaya Armiya's favour) reflected the one-way traffic.

Artyom Mishin extended the lead to 4-0 just 45 seconds into the second period — a wrist shot from the left faceoff circle, assisted by Ярослав Trofimov and Pavel Sidorov. Dyn. Moscow pulled one back at 38:49 through Yaroslav Ivantsov (unassisted), but the damage was done. The third period ended scoreless despite Dyn. Moscow out-shooting the hosts 10-7 in the frame.

A training overtime goal by Lev Kabisov and a Maxim Ilyin penalty-shot strike in the post-match shootout padded the final statistical line, but the competitive outcome was settled long before.

The opening 15 minutes. Dyn. Moscow conceded three even-strength goals inside a 10:24 span, all on routine sequences that exposed defensive gaps. Facing a 3-0 deficit on the road before the first intermission, Dynamo's comeback never carried real conviction.

Igor Poss (Krasnaya Armiya) — Two primary assists (Filippov, Paramonov) within the opening 10 minutes. He dictated the tempo from the first shift and was substituted early in the third with the game safe.

Artyom Mishin (Krasnaya Armiya) — Scored 45 seconds into the second period, effectively killing any Dyn. Moscow momentum from the break. Also the designated penalty server during the team's second-period bench minor.

Kirill Dubrovin (Krasnaya Armiya) — Faced 22 shots on goal and conceded only once. His positional play during the first-period onslaught gave his skaters the confidence to push forward.

Yaroslav Ivantsov (Dyn. Moscow) — The lone bright spot for the visitors: scored the consolation goal at 38:49 and drew two penalties (tripping, holding) across the match.

The on-page stats show Dyn. Moscow with more neutral-zone attempts, but the numbers that tell the real story belong to the first frame. Krasnaya Armiya outshot Dyn. Moscow 14-7 on goal in period one — a 2-to-1 ratio — while committing just 6 penalty minutes against 12 for the visitors. Over the full game, Krasnaya Armiya held a 32-22 edge in shots on goal and a commanding 56-51 lead in total attempts. The one statistical anomaly: Dyn. Moscow won faceoffs 41-24, a staggering 63% success rate, yet couldn't convert zone time into high-danger chances.

Discipline was an issue for both sides — 14 penalty minutes for Krasnaya Armiya, 12 for Dyn. Moscow — but neither power play produced a goal on the day.

For Krasnaya Armiya, this was a crucial confidence-builder after the team lost all five matches at a pre-season tournament in St. Petersburg. The emphatic derby victory signals that adjustments made in training are taking hold. For Dyn. Moscow, who had lost twice to Loko Yaroslavl in earlier friendlies, this adds to a worrying pre-season pattern. The defensive structure that conceded three early goals needs urgent work before the regular season.

Next fixtures:

• Krasnaya Armiya: vs Krasnaya Mashina Atlant, 27 August 2026
• Dyn. Moscow: vs Dinamo-Shinnik, 19 August 2026

A convincing, clinical win built on an explosive first period. Krasnaya Armiya's early efficiency punished Dyn. Moscow's slow start and the visitors never recovered. The faceoff dominance Dyn. Moscow showed (63% of draws) is a positive, but until they tighten up defensively in the opening frame, it will matter little. The Red Army look ahead of schedule in their pre-season build-up.