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Rostov beat Lokomotiv 2-0 as Galaktionov apologizes to fans
Rostov beat Lokomotiv 2-0 in a Russian Premier League match in Rostov-on-Don on October 25.
Rostov took the lead in the 12th minute when Andrey Langovich scored from a cross by Khoren Kuchaev.
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Rostov's two goals came in the first half, with Langovich scoring and Olusegun adding the second.
Lokomotiv midfielder Zelimkhan Bakaev left the field injured in the 25th minute.
Coach Mikhail Galaktionov apologized to Lokomotiv fans and said his team had played poorly and failed to impose its style.
The defeat left Lokomotiv 13th in the table with 11 points.
Lokomotiv are due to host Spartak in their next league match on November 1.
Rostov beat Lokomotiv 2-0 in a Russian Premier League match on 25 October.
Rostov scored twice in the first half, through Andrey Langovich in the 12th minute and Egor Olesegun in the 24th.
Lokomotiv coach Mikhail Galaktionov apologized to the club’s fans after the defeat.
Lokomotiv midfielder Zelimkhan Bakaev left the pitch with an injury in the first half.
- Who
- Rostov and Lokomotiv, with Mikhail Galaktionov coaching Lokomotiv.
- What
- Rostov won 2-0. Galaktionov apologized to Lokomotiv’s fans after the defeat.
- When
- 25 October 2026.
- Where
- Rostov Arena, in Rostov-on-Don.
- Why
- Rostov scored twice in the first half; Galaktionov said Lokomotiv did not play to its ability and allowed counterattacks.
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Andrey Langovich scored to give Rostov the lead.
Egor Olesegun scored Rostov’s second goal.
Lokomotiv replaced the injured Zelimkhan Bakaev with Kovalenko.
Mikhail Galaktionov apologized to Lokomotiv’s fans.
- Result
- Rostov 2-0 Lokomotiv
- Competition
- 2026/27 Russian Premier League, round 12
- First goal
- Andrey Langovich, 12th minute
- Second goal
- Egor Olesegun, 24th minute
- Lokomotiv coach
- Mikhail Galaktionov
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What people are saying
Disappointment from the match; we apologize to all the fans.
We ourselves did not play to our ability, this is our shared responsibility.