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Siberia rally from two goals down to beat Dynamo Moscow
Siberia beat Dynamo Moscow after a comeback in a Kontinental Hockey League game.
Dynamo led 2-0, but Siberia scored twice in the third period to force overtime.
Alexander Yaremchuk scored the late equalizer after Siberia pulled its goalie for an extra attacker.
Neither team scored in overtime, and Siberia won the shootout as goalie Anton Krasotkin stopped all five Dynamo attempts.
The win came after Siberia had lost its previous game 1-0, while Dynamo had recently earned a shootout win after a tie in regulation.
Dynamo forward Daniil Pylenkov said the team had thrown away its lead and that players needed to examine their own mindset and start scoring.
Siberia came back from two goals down to beat Dynamo Moscow 3-2 after a shootout.
Dynamo led 2-0 before Siberia fought back to tie the game in the third period.
Neither team scored in overtime, and Siberia won the shootout.
Anton Krasotkin stopped all five of Dynamo’s shootout attempts.
Daniil Pylenkov said Dynamo had led 2-0 but “played terribly at the end and lost.”
- Who
- Siberia and Dynamo Moscow.
- What
- Siberia rallied from two goals down to win 3-2 in a shootout.
- When
- October 20, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Daniil Pylenkov scored to give Dynamo the lead.
Siberia scored twice to tie the game after trailing 2-0.
Neither team scored, and Siberia killed a late penalty.
Anton Krasotkin stopped all five Dynamo attempts, and Siberia won the shootout.
- Final result
- Siberia 3, Dynamo Moscow 2, after a shootout
- Dynamo lead
- 2-0
- Siberia goalkeeper
- Anton Krasotkin
- Shootout saves
- Krasotkin stopped all five Dynamo attempts
- Date
- October 20, 2026
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What people are saying
We led 2-0, but played terribly at the end and lost. Dynamo has no psychologist on the team. Everyone should look into their own head and start scoring.