Dynamo Moscow faced Al-Wakra in a friendly held at the Qatar training camp, delivering a dominant 9-2 victory that showcased the blue-whites’ sharp attack and coordinated pressing. The match opened with high intensity, and the tactical approach from the Muscovites translated into a commanding result as the half progressed.
By halftime, the scoreline stood at 7-1, a testament to Dinamo’s clinical finishing and the variety of goal scorers. Fedor Smolov and Konstantin Tyukavin both found the net twice, highlighting their goal-scoring form during the winter camp. Yaroslav Gladyshev, Ulvi Babaev, and Daniil Fomin were also on target, contributing to Dinamo’s prolific first half and underscoring the depth of talent in the squad.
The second half continued the momentum, with Denis Makarov and Alexander Chupaev adding one goal apiece to extend the lead. This win marked Dinamo’s second victory in the training camp after a 2-1 win over Slovan Bratislava, reinforcing the team’s positive rhythm ahead of the resumption of competitive duties.
In the current Russian Premier League standings, Dynamo sits in third place with 32 points, a position that reflects consistency across the campaign and a solid run of form in the domestic competition. Marcel Lička’s squad remains intent on pushing for a top finish, balancing European ambitions with the challenges of the league schedule. The club is scheduled to return to league action on March 2, when it hosts a derby against Lokomotiv, a match keenly anticipated by supporters for its atmosphere and significance in the season-long battle for bragging rights and points.
Additionally, on March 12 a rematch in the Russian Cup quarter-final is on the docket. Dynamo will travel to St. Petersburg to face Zenit in the second leg, following a 1-0 victory for the Muscovites in the first encounter. The upcoming tie promises another test of resolve and tactical discipline as the cup run progresses and the club looks to capitalize on its domestic form while competing on multiple fronts.
Earlier in the season, Torpedo suffered a setback when Lebedenko, age 40, was unable to prevent defeat against CSKA, a result that serves as a reminder of the league’s competitive depth and the ongoing efforts of veteran players to influence outcomes. Dynamo’s approach throughout the campaign has combined youthful energy with experienced leadership, aiming to translate winter camp gains into sustained performance as the schedule intensifies.