Ryazan vs Buran Prediction 15 September 2026
🔊 Ryazan-VDV have just wrapped up a four-game road stretch and are finally returning to home ice for the first time in this span. The paratroopers will kick off their homestand with a clash against Buran, who arrive on the back of a convincing win over Bars. For the hosts, this is a chance to reset after their lengthy travels, while the visitors from Voronezh will look to carry over the momentum from their previous outing into Ryazan. Which side will make the most of this opportunity?
Head-to-Head
📊 Ryazan-VDV and Buran have faced off in 28 official matches. The home side have claimed 11 victories, including overtime wins, while the visitors have come out on top 15 times. Buran also lead in goals scored, outshooting Ryazan-VDV 85 to 61. On average, the teams combine for 1.46 goals in the first period, 1.71 in the second, and 1.79 in the third. The overall average total goals per game stands at 4.89. Their most recent head-to-head took place on Buran’s ice on 26 December 2025, with Buran edging a 2-1 win.
Head-to-head statistics Ryazan - Buran

Ryazan Team Overview
Ryazan-VDV wrapped up their road trip with a disappointing record: just one win and three defeats, with their latest outing also ending in a loss. Over their last 10 games, the team have managed only four victories while suffering six defeats. During this stretch, Ryazan-VDV have averaged 2.5 goals per game, but their defensive play has been far from solid, conceding an average of 3.2 goals per contest-clear evidence of ongoing issues in their own end. In recent head-to-head clashes with Buran, the hosts have rarely managed to score more than two goals, further highlighting the team’s struggles up front.
Match Results: Ryazan

Buran Team Overview
Buran head into this fixture riding a wave of positive momentum, having secured two wins in their last three outings, with their most recent result also ending in victory. Over this stretch, Buran have shown solid balance: two victories to just one defeat, highlighting their decent early-season form. On average, the team scores 2.33 goals per game while conceding only 1.33, reflecting an organised approach on both ends of the ice.
Looking at a broader sample of their last 10 games, Buran enjoy a slight edge with seven wins to three losses, maintaining consistency in both scoring and defence-the averages stand at 2.2 goals for and 2.2 against per game. Notably, the team’s reliability doesn’t hinge on home-ice advantage: while all their goals have come at home, their defensive discipline suggests they can control the tempo and stay competitive even on the road.