Lada vs Admiral Prediction 27 October 2026
🔊 Just two wins in their last 19 games-those results have seen Lada slip below Sochi, who not long ago were rooted to the bottom of the KHL standings. Tolyatti are still hoping for a turnaround, but for now, the team keep finding new ways to drop points. Admiral also arrive on the back of a defeat, having failed to score a single goal in Khabarovsk. However, the Sailors have enjoyed much more success against Lada in recent meetings.
The ninth defeat came in overtime.
📊 On October 10, Lada traveled to Vladivostok hoping to snap their prolonged losing streak-and they came close. The Togliatti side found the net three times against Admiral, but it wasn’t enough to secure the win. Regulation ended in a 3-3 draw, and in overtime, Dmitry Zavgorodniy clinched victory for the hosts. Admiral also saw goals from Ivan Muranov, Danila Moiseev, and Kyle Olson. Lada responded with goals by Doyle Somerby, Andrey Chivilyov, and Nikolay Makarov. For the Volga club, this marked their ninth consecutive defeat.
Head-to-head statistics Lada - Admiral

They have tightened up at the back, but wins still elude them.
Lada have shown signs of improvement defensively, but overall, little has changed for the team. In the four games leading up to their clash with Sochi, Togliatti managed to concede just one goal per game in regulation. The real issue, however, lies up front: the offense has offered very little support. Lada failed to score against either Amur or the Shanghai Dragons-despite outshooting the Dragons 30-24 in that matchup. With only two wins in 19 games, such poor finishing is a serious obstacle. To make matters worse, Igor Gorbenko continues to be without the injured Karpov, Mikhailov, Romanov, and Somerby.
The game against Sochi looked like a good chance to turn things around, especially with both teams sitting close in the standings. Lada struck first, but by the first intermission, they were already trailing 2-1. In the second period, Alexei Rykmanov scored his debut goal for Togliatti, and in the third, Andrei Altybarmakyan found the net on the power play after returning from injury. Still, Lada couldn’t close the gap (3-4). The hosts dominated the faceoff circle (27-20), fired more shots on target (33-31), and spent longer in the offensive zone-but once again came away empty-handed.
Match Results: Lada

They found the net in Vladivostok, but fell silent in Khabarovsk.
Admiral put together a solid run in their recent home stretch, collecting six out of a possible eight points. They particularly excelled in the closing stages: across their last two games in Vladivostok, the Sailors netted five goals in the third periods alone-four against Lada and five against Barys. However, they have yet to carry that scoring touch onto the road. With Oleg Bratash’s side still battling for a playoff spot, dropping points against direct rivals in the lower half of the table is something they can ill afford.
In Khabarovsk, Admiral fell 0-3 to Amur, though the scoreline didn’t tell the whole story. The visitors outshot their hosts 33-24, dominated the faceoff circle 33-21, and spent nearly five more minutes on the attack. Yet, everything was decided in the opening period as Amur struck three times, twice capitalizing on special teams. Admiral pushed to shift the momentum, especially in the final twenty minutes, but couldn’t solve the opposing goaltender. As they head to Tolyatti, finding ways to convert their chances remains a key concern.
Match Results: Admiral Vladivostok
Prediction for the 1st period
Lada rarely allow Admiral to take the early initiative after the opening twenty minutes. In seven of their last eight home head-to-head clashes, the Togliatti side have avoided defeat in the first period. Even with their current struggles, this option seems more appealing than trying to pick an outright winner. The bet: Lada to avoid defeat in the first period (1X) at 1.36.
*Odds are approximate and may vary across different bookmakers.