Dynamo won the second KHL match in a row after the coach was suspended.

Dynamo Moscow defeated Sibir Novosibirsk 3-1 in an away match of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) regular season. The meeting ended on November 15 with the fifth victory of the capital's team in the last six games.

Dynamo striker Maxim Letunov opened the scoring in the ninth minute. A minute later, defender Artem Blazhievsky increased the advantage of the guests, and shortly before the first break, forward Cedric Puckett Shan scored the third goal.

In the second period, Siberia defender Egor Alanov reduced the gap between the hosts. However, the Novosibirsk team failed to change the outcome of the meeting.

After the match, Dynamo moved up to seventh place in the Western Conference standings with 29 points. Siberia, which scored 22 points, remained in the last, 11th place in the East. For the Moscow club, this victory was the second after the dismissal of head coach Leonid Tambiev.

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