CSKA Moscow finished with a 5-2 win over Dynamo Moscow, and the second period supplied the game’s biggest scoring shift. The teams combined for five goals in that middle frame, with CSKA scoring three and Dynamo scoring twice. The final period added one more CSKA goal, while Dynamo’s total stayed at two.
How the Game Played Out
The opening period was a narrow start on the scoreboard. CSKA scored once and Dynamo did not, leaving the visitors with a 1-0 lead after the first. That single-goal margin was the only separation between the teams at that point, with the period breakdown showing one goal in all.
The second period changed the shape of the score. Dynamo put two goals on the board, but CSKA answered with three, making it a 3-2 period in CSKA’s favor. Those five goals accounted for most of the scoring in the game and moved the overall score from 1-0 to 4-2. Dynamo’s two-goal contribution kept the contest closer than the final margin would suggest, but CSKA’s additional goal in the same period maintained its lead.
CSKA added the only goal of the third period. The 1-0 frame extended the lead from two goals to three and produced the 5-2 final. Dynamo, held scoreless in both the opening and closing periods, ended with two goals from the middle period. The period totals tell a clear progression: CSKA led by one after the first, built the advantage in a high-scoring second, then added insurance in the third.
Across the three periods, CSKA’s goals came in each frame: one in the first, three in the second and one in the third. Dynamo’s scoring was concentrated entirely in the second, where both of its goals arrived. That split is the central contrast in the final: both sides scored in the middle period, but only CSKA added to its total before and after it.
What the Result Means
The result gives CSKA Moscow the 5-2 decision in this KHL fixture, while Dynamo Moscow finishes with two goals. The scoreline reflects more than a single isolated period: CSKA registered a goal in all three, while Dynamo’s offense appeared on the period breakdown only in the second. CSKA’s three-goal second-period output was the largest contribution by either team in any frame, and its third-period goal preserved the separation through the finish.
Dynamo was listed as the home side, with CSKA Moscow listed as the away team. The confirmed result establishes the outcome of this matchup, but the supplied game details do not include standings or upcoming fixtures. The next KHL results for both clubs will provide the next measure of how this game fits into their seasons.
Watch the Highlights
The supplied video link is included for the highlight package. The score progression offers a concise guide to the game: a one-goal CSKA edge after the first, five combined goals in the second, and a final CSKA goal in the third.
Final Score: Dynamo Moscow 2, CSKA Moscow 5.
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Source: Highlightly match API