Lokomotiv Yaroslavl vs Sibir Novosibirsk Prediction 24 November 2025
🔊 Yaroslavl Lokomotiv, who have been struggling recently, will host Novosibirsk Sibir on their home ice. The hosts are in the midst of a home game series but haven't managed to capitalize on it with many points. Meanwhile, the visitors are riding high on a wave of emotion, having not only ended a long losing streak but also built on that success.
Head-to-Head
In 2025, though not in the current season, the teams clashed three times, including once in a friendly match. Lokomotiv emerged victorious in all encounters, but it's worth noting the relatively low scoring in these games-no more than five goals were recorded in any of them. Additionally, the opponents went beyond regulation time on two occasions during this stretch.
Head-to-head statistics Lokomotiv Yaroslavl - Sibir Novosibirsk

Lokomotiv Yaroslavl Team Overview
The reigning Gagarin Cup holders have hit a slump. It's becoming evident that the rumors about Bob Hartley's potential departure as head coach weren't unfounded. The champions have lost three of their last four games, conceding 17 goals during this stretch. They've managed to hold onto the top spot in the West only due to their previous cushion, which is now depleted. In terms of scoring (94 goals scored) and defense (68 goals conceded), they are no longer the best in the conference.
Match Results: Lokomotiv Yaroslavl

Sibir Novosibirsk Team Overview
The club from Novosibirsk managed to achieve something significant last week. They broke a 13-game losing streak. Moreover, the visitors solidified this success with two consecutive victories. They are now only six points behind the playoff zone in the East, offering Yaroslav Lyuzhenkov's squad a glimmer of hope. However, their offensive struggles remain unresolved. They've scored just 58 goals, the lowest tally in the conference, while conceding 98. It's clear that their gameplay needs further refinement.
Match Results: Sibir Novosibirsk
🏒 Projected Lineups
Lokomotiv: Isaev - Yelesin, Bereglazov - Surin, Ivanov, Radulov
Sibir: Krasotkin - Gordeev, Orlov - Chekhovich, Tkachev, Wilson
🥅 Goaltenders
Lokomotiv's goalie Daniil Isaev has recently struggled with consistency. Despite maintaining a respectable overall save percentage of 91.6%, the homegrown talent has faltered in three consecutive games. Without his contribution, the team struggles to perform at their best.
Sibir's netminder Anton Krasotkin, unlike some of his teammates, has avoided major slumps and continues to deliver solid performances. The former Admiral player boasts an average save percentage of 91.4% and has recorded one shutout this season.