Shanghai Dragons vs Lokomotiv Yaroslavl Prediction 10 February 2026
📣 The KHL All-Star Week has come to an end, and the league's top players are returning to their teams. In the upcoming matchup, the Shanghai Dragons will face off against Lokomotiv on the ice in St. Petersburg. The Dragons are still looking to improve their standings, while Lokomotiv aim to maintain their lead in the Western Conference. There's no doubt that every point in February is crucial.
Head-to-Head
In the current regular season, the teams from Yaroslavl and Shanghai have clashed three times. In 2025, the "Dragons" emerged victorious (4-1; 4-3 OT). The November matchup was memorable for the "Railwaymen's" collapse in the third period: a two-goal lead turned into a defeat by the third minute of overtime. The January encounter was dominated by Bob Hartley's squad: Volkov and Kayumov established a two-goal advantage in the first period, and then brilliant defensive efforts by Isaev and company left the Shanghai side empty-handed.
Head-to-head statistics Shanghai Dragons - Lokomotiv Yaroslavl

Shanghai Dragons Team Overview
The Shanghai Dragons are not in their best form, having secured only two wins in their last five matches, both against Sochi. The team's average scoring rate stands at 2.53 goals per game, yet they concede significantly more, around 3.34 goals per match. A positive note is their performance in the second period, where Labanc and his teammates often manage to score at least one goal. Coaching staff changes, subpar physical conditioning, and other factors cast doubt on the Dragons' chances of making the playoffs this season. Groleau, Harpur, and Rybar remain on the injury list for the hosts, which certainly doesn't work in their favor.
Match Results: Shanghai Dragons

Lokomotiv Yaroslavl Team Overview
Lokomotiv have secured six consecutive victories and currently stand as one of the most consistent teams in the league. Over their last ten matches, they have showcased impressive offensive prowess, averaging 2.69 goals per game, while maintaining a solid defensive record, conceding just 1.98 goals per match. Notably, the Yaroslavl side have been strong on the road, with Shalunov and his teammates netting an average of 2.64 goals per away game. Interestingly, they almost always manage to score at least once by the first intermission. The visitors boast a clean bill of health, with all key players ready to give their all for victory in the regular season. Before the All-Star break, the Yaroslavl team defeated Spartak 3-1, preventing the Moscow side from turning the game around in the second half.
Match Results: Lokomotiv Yaroslavl
🏒 Projected Lineups
Lokomotiv: Isaev - Rafikov, Sergeyev - Radulov, Shalunov, Surin
Shanghai Dragons: Kareev - Reilly, Bischoff - Rendulic, Merkley, Josephs
🥅 Goaltenders
Daniil Isaev remains Lokomotiv's starting goaltender. The Gagarin Cup winner boasts an impressive goals-against average of 1.92 over 46 games. In his last 10 appearances, Daniil has maintained a save percentage above 90% in all but two games.
Andrey Kareev is currently the primary netminder for the Shanghai Dragons, stepping up due to Patrik Rybar's injury. Across 22 games, Andrey holds a less-than-stellar goals-against average of 3.28. Occasionally, Andrey Tikhomirov also takes the crease for Shanghai, with a GAA of 3.16.