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Amur has just completed a disappointing four-game road trip. The club first traveled to Kazan, where they faced Ak Bars and suffered a frustrating shootout loss (2:3). The opponent took control in the closing minutes, but the Tigers managed to equalize just two seconds before the final buzzer, ultimately falling short. In the rematch, the Khabarovsk team displayed an aggressive offensive performance, nearly matching the clear favorite, which allowed them to secure a 2:1 victory in regulation.

As expected, following those challenging games in Kazan, Martemyanov's squad struggled to find their rhythm against Neftekhimik, resulting in a heavy defeat (1:4). A significant factor in this loss was the high number of penalties, leading to two goals conceded while short-handed. During the rematch against the Nizhnekamsk team, Amur started their offensive too late, only scoring in the third period. They managed to tie the game, pushing it to a shootout, where they once again lost (3:4).

Disqualifications and Injuries

It’s important to note that Amur is currently facing serious challenges with their forward lineup, as two forwards, Vladislav Barulin and Devin Brossua, are sidelined with injuries.

Interesting Betting Trends

• The Khabarovsk team averages 1.84 goals per game

The primary issue for the Tigers is their low scoring efficiency, directly linked to the injuries of key forwards.

• The Tigers have converted just 12.5% of their power play opportunities

Additionally, it’s worth highlighting Amur's poor performance on the power play. From 48 attempts to score during extra man advantages, the team has managed only six successful conversions.