Metallurg vs Kirovo-Chepetsk Prediction 11 October 2026
🔊 Metallurg are steadily building momentum, with their rock-solid defense remaining their biggest asset. Over 12 games, the Novokuznetsk side have conceded an average of just 1.17 goals per match, and their fixtures rarely turn into high-scoring affairs. Olympia, meanwhile, are facing a much tougher stretch: the Kirovo-Chepetsk club have lost seven of their last eight road games in regulation, although they have managed to score more than once in seven consecutive outings. Still, the visitors have reason to believe they can put up a fight-especially after their recent shock victory, which is sure to boost their confidence.
Head-to-Head
📊 Metallurg and Olympia have faced off in four official head-to-head clashes. Each time, the home side have come out on top, with one of those wins coming in overtime-while the visitors are still searching for their first victory. Metallurg also hold the edge in goals scored, outpacing Olympia 15 to 7. On average, the opening period sees 2 goals, the second period 1.75, and the third 1.25. Combined, the teams average 5 goals per game. Their most recent encounter took place on 23 January 2026 at Olympia’s home rink, where Metallurg edged out a 4-3 win.
Head-to-head statistics Metallurg - Kirovo-Chepetsk

Metallurg Team Overview
This season, Metallurg have played 12 games, splitting their results evenly with 6 wins and 6 losses. The team’s win-loss ratio stands at 50%. On average, matches featuring Metallurg produce a total of 2.75 goals. Offensively, they score 1.83 goals per game while conceding an average of 1.17. Over the course of the season, Metallurg have found the net 22 times, with 40.91% of their goals coming in the opening period. On home ice, they average 2.4 goals per game. Defensively, Metallurg have allowed 14 goals this season, with the third period proving to be their most vulnerable stretch-37.5% of all goals conceded occur in the final frame. At home, opponents also average 2.4 goals per game against them.
Match Results: Metallurg

Kirovo-Chepetsk Team Overview
This season, Olimpia have played 12 games, recording 4 wins and suffering 8 defeats. Their win rate stands at 33%, while losses account for 67% of their outings. On average, Olimpia’s matches feature 5.83 goals, with the team scoring 2.75 times per game and conceding an average of 3.25. Olimpia have found the net 33 times so far, with the third period proving to be their most productive-36.36% of their goals have come in the final frame. On the road, they average 2.4 goals per game. Defensively, the team have already allowed 39 goals this season. Opponents have been most dangerous in the second period, responsible for 44.44% of Olimpia’s goals conceded. Away from home, Olimpia let in an average of 3.6 goals per game.
Match Results: Kirovo-Chepetsk
Prediction for the 1st period
Metallurg rarely let their opponents dictate the tempo early on. In their last five outings, no more than one goal has been scored in the opening 20 minutes. Given this trend, under 1.5 goals in the first period looks like a well-founded prediction, especially considering the hosts’ solid defensive play.
Total Goals Prediction
Olimpiya may be struggling for consistent results, but they rarely leave the ice without finding the net. The Kirovo-Chepetsk side have scored at least twice in each of their last seven outings, making the Olimpiya individual total over 1.5 goals an option worth considering. However, extending that streak against Metallurg will be a tough ask: the Novokuznetsk club are conceding just 1.17 goals per game on average.
Match Outcome Prediction
Olimpija have consistently struggled on the road, suffering seven regulation-time defeats in their last eight away fixtures. Their away form suggests they find it difficult to get results outside their home arena. Now they face Metallurg, a side known for their solid defensive play, so a regulation-time victory for Novokuznetsk looks like the most reasonable prediction here.
⭐️ Editorial Prediction
Metallurg rarely lets their games turn into high-scoring shootouts. Over their last 12 outings, the Novokuznetsk side have conceded an average of just 1.17 goals per game, with the under 4.5 total hitting in all of those matches. Even the opening periods tend to be cagey affairs: in five straight games, no more than one goal has been scored in the first period. These numbers make a strong case for backing a low-scoring contest here.
Olimpiya, meanwhile, have found the net at least twice in seven consecutive games, so you can’t completely rule out the visitors getting on the board. However, their away form tells a different story: Kirovo-Chepetsk have lost seven of their last eight on the road in regulation, averaging 2.4 goals for and 3.6 against per game. Facing a Metallurg side that specialises in shutting down opponents, maintaining that scoring pace will be tough. My pick is under 5.5 total goals.