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Ice sports complex CSKA named after Bobrov hosted the last hockey match

The ice sports complex CSKA named after Vsevolod Bobrov hosted the last professional hockey match
It was the game of the quarter-finals of the Kharlamov Cup between the Red Army and Dynamo Moscow. Dynamo won 3: 1 and won the series 3-0.

At the end of 2020, it became known that a new complex will be built on Leningradsky Prospekt, including a multifunctional arena and a number of other sports facilities. The new hockey stadium will accommodate at least 10,000 spectators. On the basis of the new sports complex, it is planned to organize a modern training base for the CSKA hockey club with two skating rinks and an arena with a capacity of about 2,500 people.

The ice sports complex CSKA with a capacity of 5500 spectators opened on September 21, 1991. It was the main site of the army before their move to CSKA Arena in 2018.

Junior Club World Cup quarter finals

The group stage of the JCWC in Yekaterinburg ended today. The quarter finals will be played on Thursday: Avto Yekaterinburg - MODO Hockey, Red Army Moscow - Jokerit, HC Davos - HC Ocelari Trinec and Snow Leopards Astana - HK Riga.

Spartak champion

MHK Spartak Moscow won KHL's junior league MHL.

Today they beat Red Army Moscow 3-2 in game seven of the finals.

Today was the start of the new MHL season

In the season opener of Europe's most important youth competition, the Russian-based Molodezhnaya Hockey League, between last year's winners Omsk Hawks and finalists Red Army Moscow team the hosts from Omsk won 2-1 (0-0, 2-0, 0-1) this afternoon.

MHL awards

MHL announces the winners of annual awards:

Top Scorer: Artyom Gareyev (Tolpar Ufa) (59 games, 82 points, 28 goals, 54 assists)

Best Forward: Denis Davydov (Silver Lions St. Petersburg) (55 games, 37 goals)

Best Defender and Best +/- : Sergei Tereshchenko (Steel Fox Magnitogorsk) (35+/-)

Best Goalkeeper: Eduard Reyzvikh (Hawks Omsk) (35 games, 1.69 GAA, 7 SO)

MVP of the playoffs: Nikita Gusev (Red Army Moscow) (19 games, 33 points, 16 goals, 17 assists)

Best coach: Evgeny Kornoukhov (Hawks Omsk)