Toros vs Molot Prediction 3 September 2026
🔊 Toros and Molot open their regular season with a clash where picking a clear favorite is no easy task. Neftekamsk enjoyed a strong preseason and will be looking to carry that momentum into official competition. Molot, meanwhile, wrapped up their summer preparations on a high, coming from behind to claim victory in their final warm-up game. On September 3, we'll see which side is better prepared to make the leap from training camp intensity to the battle for the first points of the season.
Head-to-Head
📊 Toros and Molot have faced each other 43 times in official competition. The hosts have claimed 27 victories, including overtime wins, while the visitors have come out on top 13 times. Toros also lead the scoring tally, netting 140 goals to Molot’s 92. On average, the teams combine for 1.53 goals in the first period, 1.93 in the second, and 1.72 in the third. The overall average total stands at 5.09 goals per game. Their most recent head-to-head took place on 03 March 2026 at Molot’s home rink, where Toros secured a 3-0 win.
Head-to-head statistics Toros - Molot

Toros Team Overview
Toros head into the new season determined to break their recent slump, having lost four of their last five outings and picking up just a single win in that stretch. This run of defeats is reflected in their average numbers: Toros are scoring just 2.2 goals per game while conceding 2.7, highlighting issues on both ends of the ice. However, their home form paints a more optimistic picture-on their own rink, Toros average 3.25 goals per game while allowing three, suggesting home advantage could help them reverse their fortunes. Despite recent struggles, Toros have the ability to ramp up the tempo with the backing of their fans and possess the attacking potential to dictate play, especially given their relatively strong scoring record at home.
Match Results: Toros

Molot-Prikamye Perm Team Overview
Molot head into the new season on the back of a much more confident run: they have claimed three wins and suffered two defeats in their last five outings, although they did lose their most recent game. Over a longer stretch of ten matches, Molot have picked up six victories, underlining positive momentum ahead of the league opener. Offensively, the team delivers average numbers-scoring 2.8 goals per game overall and 2.5 when playing away-while their defensive reliability remains solid, conceding just 1.9 goals per game on average, and only 1.75 on the road. However, the stats also highlight a limited offensive ceiling against stronger opposition: Molot have managed to surpass the 2.5-goal mark just once in their last seven tournament fixtures, pointing to potential challenges for their forwards in upcoming clashes away from home.