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The regular season clash in the Kontinental Hockey League saw Dinamo Moscow edge Spartak 3:2 in a tightly fought game.

Eric O’Dell opened the scoring in the fourth minute, setting the tone for the match as the Canadian forward became the primary source of his team’s offense. In the second period, he extended the lead with a goal during a 4-on-3 situation, showcasing his timing and pressure on the ice. (Source: KHL)

At the start of the final frame, Pavel Poryadin pulled one back for Spartak, igniting a brief stretch of two teams trading chances. Four minutes before regulation ended, Nikolay Goldobin found the equalizer, keeping the showdown in balance as momentum swung late. (Source: KHL)

The decisive moment arrived in overtime when Cedric Paquette buried the game-winner, sealing the victory for Dinamo Moscow in dramatic fashion. (Source: KHL)

Earlier in December 2023, the red-and-whites defeated Dinamo in a high-scoring OT encounter, 8:7, setting a remarkable benchmark in league history. It marked the first time in KHL history that two rivals produced seven or more goals in a single match, underscoring the vibrant offense and competitive depth of the league. (Source: KHL)

Following 47 games, Lokomotiv Yaroslavl led the Western Conference with 68 points, followed by Spartak on 67 and Dinamo on 66, highlighting a tightly packed standings race as the season progressed. (Source: KHL)

The current Gagarin Cup champions are CSKA, who captured the title on their 100th anniversary. On April 29, in a decisive final series clincher against Ak Bars Kazan, the team secured its seventh win and lifted the cup. (Source: KHL)

Earlier recognitions highlighted the standout performers of December, underscoring the league’s depth of talent and the ongoing evaluation of players who made the biggest impact over the month. (Source: KHL)

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