Sochi vs Spartak Moscow Prediction 2 November 2025
🔊 Sochi from Krasnodar will host Moscow's Spartak on their home ice in a KHL regular season matchup. The hosts have settled firmly at the bottom of the Western Conference standings. In contrast, the visitors have bounced back after some challenging periods and have significantly solidified their position within the conference's playoff spots.
Head-to-Head
In the current regular season, the opponents have faced off twice already. On both occasions, Spartak proved stronger on their home ice in the capital. It's worth noting that both matches were quite eventful and high-scoring. In total, the teams managed to net 15 goals over 120 minutes.
Head-to-head statistics Sochi - Spartak Moscow

Sochi Team Overview
Vladimir Krikunov's squad has shown no signs of life recently. Things have gotten so dire that they have hit rock bottom in the standings. The team is on a nine-game losing streak, with the last three matches ending with a combined score of 6-21. Virtually every game involving the hosts results in a blowout against them. Their offensive efficiency is nowhere to be found, managing to score just 37 goals, the worst record in the West. It's hard to see even the slightest prospects for improvement here.
Match Results: Sochi

Spartak Moscow Team Overview
The "Red and Whites" have been making quite an impression lately. The visitors have secured six victories in their last eight matches. This surge in form has solidified their position in the Western Conference's top eight, allowing them to look to the future with optimism. Alexei Zhamnov's squad only surprises with their weak defensive play. They've conceded 65 goals, the worst record among the top eight. To mount a serious challenge for the Gagarin Cup, this issue needs addressing promptly.
Match Results: Spartak Moscow
🏒 Projected Lineups
Sochi: Shchetilin - Volkov, Hefenmaier - Dedunov, Shverev, Verba
Spartak: Nikolaev - Kinn, Mironov - Pashin, Ruzicka, Todd
🥅 Goalkeepers
Sochi's goalie Alexei Shchetilin has unexpectedly become the team's starting netminder in the KHL for the first time in his career. However, he's struggling to perform, saving just 89.2% of shots on average and facing a series of setbacks.
Spartak's goaltender Dmitry Nikolaev is back in action after a brief absence but hasn't quite impressed with his overall performance yet. He saves an average of only 90.9% of shots. While this has been enough for the team to secure victories, it's clearly a weak stat.