Dinamo vs Dynamo Prediction 1 November 2026
🔊 HC Dinamo Minsk wrap up their home stand with a clash against their Moscow counterparts. Just a single point separates the teams, so the outcome will have a direct impact on their standings in the Western Conference. Earlier this season, the two sides met twice in Moscow, with both games going beyond regulation to decide a winner. Now, the Bison will look to exact revenge in front of their home fans. However, Minsk’s offense has struggled to find its rhythm lately and hasn’t been as convincing as they would like.
Twice, 60 minutes weren’t enough.
📊 Both meetings this season have gone HC Dynamo Moscow’s way. The Blue-and-Whites first edged out a shootout win (3-2), and then snatched a dramatic overtime victory on September 24 (4-3). In that second encounter, HC Dinamo Minsk came close to victory, but the hosts managed to force extra time and pull off a late escape. Bulat Shafigullin netted the winner, while Tai Smith, Stanislav Galiev, and Chris Tierney found the back of the net for the Bison. Now the rivalry shifts to Minsk, where the home side are eager to snap their losing streak.
Head-to-head statistics Dinamo - Dynamo

Goals are hard to come by.
In October, HC Dinamo Minsk managed just five wins in 12 games. One of the main issues has been their lack of finishing. Sam Anas and Alex Limoges each scored only once over the past month, and in a recent clash with Barys, the team failed to find the net despite firing 28 shots on goal. Their power play has also struggled. The arrival of Stephane Da Costa, who has signed through the end of the season, is expected to help turn things around. However, Sergei Brylin has cautioned that fans shouldn’t expect to see the forward on the ice for at least a few weeks.
After losing to Barys, the Bison bounced back with a 3-2 victory over Traktor. The opening two periods were goalless, but Dinamo Minsk erupted in the final frame, scoring three times on just six shots. Sotishvili, Kuznetsov, and Alistrov found the back of the net-the latter marking his 50th KHL goal. However, Traktor clawed their way back, cutting the deficit to just one and forcing the hosts into a nervy finish. Postgame, Brylin admitted his side started too slowly but praised their improved movement after the break.
Match Results: Dinamo Minsk

HC Dynamo Moscow have picked up points in each of their last five games, but that hasn’t exactly reassured their fans. Their recent win over Amur was their first regulation victory since September 17. Leonid Tambiev’s side are averaging just two goals per game, despite an expected goals figure of 2.73. Even defenseman Igor Ozhiganov has found the net twice in his last three appearances, while the forwards continue to struggle. Frustration with the results has boiled over, with supporters openly criticizing the head coach from the stands.Against Amur, Dynamo got the job done thanks to their special teams. Pavel Shen opened the scoring on the power play, and after Khabarovsk leveled things up, Igor Martynov struck shorthanded. The second period saw tempers flare with a fight between the teams, but it had no impact on the outcome. In the final twenty minutes, the Blue-and-Whites held onto their narrow lead to secure a 2-1 win. It was a milestone victory for the club-their 600th regulation-time win in KHL history.
HC Dynamo Moscow have picked up points in each of their last five games, but that hasn’t done much to reassure their fans. Their victory over Amur marked their first regulation win since September 17. Leonid Tambiev’s side are averaging just two goals per game, despite an expected goals tally of 2.73. Even defenseman Igor Ozhiganov has found the net twice in the last three games, while the forwards continue to struggle. The frustration with results has reached the stands, where supporters have openly criticized the head coach.
Against Amur, Dynamo relied on their special teams. Pavel Shen opened the scoring on the power play, and after Khabarovsk leveled, Igor Martynov struck shorthanded. The second period saw a fight break out, but it had no impact on the outcome. In the final twenty minutes, the Blue-and-Whites held on to their narrow lead and secured a 2-1 win. This marked the club’s 600th regulation victory in KHL history.
Match Results: Dynamo Moscow
First Period Prediction
In 6 of HC Dinamo Minsk’s last 7 games, the opening period has featured under 1.5 goals. At home, Dinamo Minsk average just 0.46 goals in the first period, while HC Dynamo Moscow manage only 0.3 on the road. The smart play here is under 1.5 goals in the first period at odds of 1.64.
Total Goals Prediction
HC Dynamo Moscow have scored under 2.5 goals in five consecutive KHL games. Their average output on the road over recent matches stands at just 1.75 goals per game, while HC Dinamo Minsk concede an average of 2.33 goals at home over the same span. The smart play here is to back HC Dynamo Moscow’s individual total under 2.5 goals for the match at odds of 1.6.
Safe Bet
HC Dinamo Minsk have scored under 1.5 goals in the first period in 26 of their last 27 KHL games. At home, their average for this segment stands at just 0.46 goals. We're backing Dinamo Minsk’s individual total under 1.5 goals in the first period at odds of 1.17.
*Odds are approximate and may vary across different bookmakers.