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Metallurg beats Torpedo 3-2 in overtime for third straight win
Metallurg Magnitogorsk beat Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod 3-2 in overtime in a KHL game in Nizhny Novgorod.
Valery Orekhov scored twice for Metallurg, including the winning goal in overtime, while Nate Todd also scored.
Matvey Polyakov and Vladimir Tkachyov scored for Torpedo.
The win was Metallurg’s third in a row, and the team has 25 points and leads the Eastern Conference.
Torpedo has 19 points and is third in the Western Conference.
Metallurg next plays Dinamo Minsk away on October 14, while Torpedo hosts Dinamo Moscow on October 16.
Metallurg beat Torpedo 3-2 in overtime in a KHL regular-season game in Nizhny Novgorod.
Valery Orekhov scored the winning goal in overtime and had also scored during regulation.
Nate Todd scored Metallurg’s other goal, while Matvey Polyakov and Vladimir Tkachev scored for Torpedo.
The win was Metallurg’s third in a row.
Metallurg had 25 points and led the Eastern Conference, while Torpedo had 19 points and ranked third in the West.
- Who
- Metallurg Magnitogorsk and Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod.
- What
- Metallurg won 3-2 in overtime.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.
- Why
- The teams were playing a KHL regular-season game.
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Nate Todd scored Metallurg’s first goal, on the power play.
Matvey Polyakov scored for Torpedo.
Valery Orekhov scored for Metallurg.
Vladimir Tkachev scored for Torpedo.
Orekhov scored the overtime winner for Metallurg.
- Final score
- Torpedo 2, Metallurg 3 (overtime)
- Winning goal
- Valery Orekhov, 63:32
- Metallurg’s streak
- Third straight win
- Metallurg’s standing
- 25 points, first in the Eastern Conference
- Torpedo’s standing
- 19 points, third in the Western Conference
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