Former Lokomotiv striker Dmitry Sychev talked about the impressions of the former coach of the red-greens, Yuri Semin, in the retro match between the railway workers and the capital’s CSKA. “Sports Express”.
“Your semi has changed. Like in the song: kind, gentle and caring. The retro match was friendly, so there was no pumping. “If such a game had been played in 2004, everything would have been different,” Sychev said.
The meeting, which took place at the Russian Railways Arena in Cherkizovo with the participation of more than 11 thousand people, ended with the victory of the hosts with a minimum score of 1:0. The match was played in two halves format lasting 40 minutes. The only goal of the match came from Lokomotiv midfielder Dmitry Loskov, who scored Ruslan Nigmatullin’s goal in the 56th minute of the match.
The head coaches of the teams were Valery Gazzaev and Yuri Semin.
Lokomotiv won the 2002 Golden Match with the same score and achieved the first championship in its history.
Formerly a fan beat the police After the retro match between CSKA and Lokomotiv.