"The team 'Amur' is scheduled to compete in 'Siberia' on their home ground"
The Platinum Arena ice rink in Khabarovsk will host an exciting game on September 17, as the local hockey club Amur takes on Novosibirsk's Sibir team. This matchup marks the second news of the series between the two teams, with Amur having already secured a victory in the previous game, winning an away match with a score of 2:0. Sibir, with coach Vadim Epanchinets at the helm, has set ambitious goals for the current KHL season. They aim not just to qualify for the playoffs, but to advance to the second round of the Gagarin Cup games. However, the team has faced some challenges, with the departure of foreign legionnaires Trevor Murphy, Taylor Beck, Andy Andreoff, and Brendan Leipsic. To fill the void, Sibir has brought in new players, including Nikita Soshnikov, Vladimir Tkachev, Scott Wilson, David Farrance, and Chase Priskie. The new additions will undoubtedly bring fresh energy and skills to the team, as they look to make a strong showing in the upcoming game. Meanwhile, Amur has a new head coach in Alexander Galchenyuk, who has taken over the position for the 2025/2026 season. The team will be eager to build on their recent victory and continue their strong form under their new leadership. The second home game of the series between Amur and Sibir will commence at 19:15 local time. Fans are encouraged to come out and support their teams as they battle it out on the ice. The outcome of this match could have significant implications for both teams' seasons, making it a must-watch event for hockey enthusiasts.
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