Spartak Moscow vs Amur Khabarovsk Prediction 13 March 2026
🔊 This might be Amur's last shot at clinching a playoff spot. A slip-up in this game could drastically reduce their chances of breaking into the top 8 of the Eastern Conference or even dash Khabarovsk's hopes of extending their season. Can they overcome a formidable opponent, one they've beaten on their ice just once in the past 16.5 years? We break down the scenarios for this KHL regular season matchup and offer an insightful prediction for the game on March 13.
Head-to-Head
📊 Over the past three seasons, Spartak and Amur have clashed five times: the Moscow club claimed victory in four matches, while the Khabarovsk side won once. Overall, the "Red-Whites" have triumphed in 6 of their last 7 head-to-head encounters and 13 out of 14 on their home ice.
Head-to-head statistics Spartak Moscow - Amur Khabarovsk
Spartak Moscow Team Overview
The Moscow club kicks off their final home series of the season after returning from a road trip along the Volga. In Togliatti, Spartak defeated Lada twice (7-1 and 5-2), but fell to Ak Bars Kazan (1-4) in Kazan. The "Red-Whites" still have a chance to climb into the top four of the Western Conference.
At home, Spartak's performance is relatively average in terms of points (60%), scoring (an average of 3.03 goals per game), and defense (conceding an average of 2.8 goals per game). Alexei Zhamnov's team has allowed at least three goals in each of their last four games at Megasport.
Brandon Biro remains on the injured list for the Moscow club. The game in Tatarstan was missed by defensemen Dmitry Vishnevsky and Daniil Ivanov, forwards Adam Ruzicka, Dmitry Solovyov, Alexander Pashin, Maxim Krovjakov, and Sergey Lukyantsev.
Match Results: Spartak Moscow
Amur Khabarovsk Team Overview
The Khabarovsk team kicks off their final away series of the regular season (not yet talking about the entire season) in Moscow, following their first "clean sheet" defeat in nearly two months against Barys (0-3). The Tigers trail the playoff zone by five points with four games remaining in the regular season. A loss in Moscow, coupled with a potential victory by Sibir over Metallurg, would eliminate Amur's chances of breaking into the top eight.
On the road, the Far Eastern side has won 3 of their last 4 matches. In away games, Alexander Andriyevsky's team averages 2.33 goals scored per game while conceding 3.00. Amur has managed to score more than two goals in just two of their last nine outings.
Amur's injury list includes defenseman Roman Abrosimov, as well as forwards Alex Broadhurst and Yevgeni Svechnikov. Viktor Antipin was absent against Barys, with Nikita Yevseyev stepping into his spot in the first defensive pair.
Match Results: Amur Khabarovsk
⚡️ Key Players
Spartak's leading scorers remain Daniil Gutik (45 points, 20 goals, 25 assists), Mikhail Maltsev (42 points, 17+25), and Adam Ruzicka (40 points, 16+24). Daniil Gutik has recorded points in 5 of the last 6 games, Dmitry Vishnevsky in 4 of 5, and German Rubtsov in 3 of 4.
For Amur, only three players have surpassed the 30-point mark: the team's top scorer and sniper Yaroslav Likhachyov (22+17), Oleg Lee (14+19), and Danil Yurtaykin (7+23). Defenseman Yegor Voronkov has picked up points in 3 of the last 4 games.
🥅 Goalies
Spartak's Alexander Georgiev took a break after three consecutive games, having posted an 89.6% save percentage with a goals-against average of 2.67 during that stretch. In the last two games, Artem Zagidulin took over in goal, conceding six goals across two matches with an 89.5% save rate.
Amur's goaltender Maxim Dorozhko has played ten consecutive games without being substituted. In five March games, the Far East club's netminder allowed just 11 goals while maintaining a 92.1% save percentage.
Editorial Prediction
For Amur to secure a win, they must find the back of the net-and preferably more than once. Despite Spartak's favorable outcomes, the head-to-head stats lean towards the Far East team, with the “Tigers” scoring at least twice in 7 of their last 8 encounters against Spartak. Considering that the Moscow club has conceded a minimum of two goals in 12 of their last 13 games, a well-founded prediction would be on Amur's individual total over 1.5 goals.
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