In the tenth round of the Russian Championship, the teams Krylya Sovetov and Moscow Dinamo faced each other on the field. This was reported by Euro-football.ru.
About a month ago, they met in Samara within the Cup, and after the regular time ended 0:0, Dinamo won in the penalty shootout. This season, Dinamo Moscow under head coach Karpin has not been able to show the expected results.
The team remains in the lower half of the competition table, although they won against Orenburg in the ninth round. Krylya Sovetov had a good start this season and even held first place for a while.
However, in August, the team's performance declined, for example, they lost 0:6 at home to Krasnodar. In the ninth round, despite taking the lead against Spartak, they lost the match.
The score opened in the ninth minute of this match. Zaynutdinov made a long and precise pass, Maukub received the ball, and Fomin left the opposing defender Bozhin behind and struck the goal accurately.
The score became 0:1. Later, Dinamo launched a quick attack, but the opposing defender cleared the ball for a corner kick.
Krylya Sovetov also went on the attack but failed to make effective use of their chances. During the game, the referee did not award a penalty, although there appeared to be such an opportunity in a certain situation.
In the 22nd minute, after a shot by Miranchuk, Bityello increased the score to 0:2. In the 34th minute, Sergeyev scored an own goal against his former team, making the score 0:3.
Throughout the game, Dinamo maintained their dominance. At the beginning of the second half, their attacks were dangerous, but Krylya Sovetov also scored in the 59th minute with Ahmetov’s goal, reducing the score to 1:3.
At the end of the game, Krylya Sovetov scored in the 88th minute with Galidames’s goal, bringing the score closer to 2:3. However, Dinamo did not lose the match.
Although Adolfo Gaich made his debut for Krylya Sovetov in this match, he did not manage to score. The final score was 2:3, with Dinamo winning.
This result did not allow the Samara team to repeat their 3:3 comeback from the summer game.
