Amur Khabarovsk vs Sochi Prediction 30 November 2025
🔊 Khabarovsk's Amur will host Sochi from Krasnodar on their home ice. The hosts are struggling with a series of setbacks and are barely holding onto a spot in the Eastern Conference's playoff zone. Meanwhile, the visitors are firmly situated well outside the playoff picture in the West and are on the verge of losing any chance of competing for the Gagarin Cup.
Head-to-Head
In 2025 (but not this season), the opponents faced off three times, including twice in friendly matches. The overall advantage in victories remained with the current visitors, standing at 3-0. Notably, Sochi never needed to go beyond regulation time. It's worth highlighting the impressive scoring in these encounters, with the teams combining for a total of 17 goals across the three games.
Head-to-head statistics Amur Khabarovsk - Sochi

Amur Khabarovsk Team Overview
The club from Khabarovsk is back to its old ways, dropping points once again. They have suffered four defeats in their last six matches. Notably, the hosts have conceded at least four goals in each of their last four games, despite having one of the top goaltenders in the KHL. This clearly highlights significant defensive issues. Offensively, they are equally underwhelming, having scored just 69 goals, one of the lowest tallies in the conference.
Match Results: Amur Khabarovsk

HC Sochi Team Overview
Dmitry Mikhaylov's squad are increasingly cementing their position at the bottom of the Western standings. Over their last 9 games, the team from Krasnodar Krai have suffered 7 defeats and now trail the playoff zone by 13 points. With each passing week, their theoretical chances of contending for the Gagarin Cup grow ever more remote. The team has only managed to score 63 goals, the worst record in the conference, and there are no signs of improvement on the horizon.
Match Results: HC Sochi
🏒 Projected Lineups
Amur: Dorozhko - Mishchenko, Dyblenko - Lee, Broadhurst, Galchenyuk
Sochi: Khomchenko - Volkov, Machulin - Polyakov, Khafizov, Popov
🥅 Goalkeepers
Amur's goaltender Maxim Dorozhko continues to maintain an elite level. The former Vityaz player averages a 93% save percentage and has recorded four shutouts. Despite having played 28 games already, his performance remains consistently high.
Sochi's goalie Pavel Khomchenko has returned to the lineup, though recently his performance has shown a noticeable decline. The former Avangard player averages a 91.3% save percentage and has two shutouts to his name. However, victories have been elusive for him.