HK Spartak Moscow

HK Spartak Moscow ХК Спартак Москва
Greatest successes
Soviet champion 1962, 1967, 1969, 1976 Soviet cup winner 1970, 1971 Spengler Cup winner 1980, 1981, 1985, 1989, 1990 Ahearne Cup winner 1971, 1972, 1973
Club information
history	HK Spartak Moscow (since 1946)
Location	Moscow , Russia
Club colors	Red White
league	Continental hockey league
Venue	CSKA arena
capacity	12,100 seats
Head coach	Oleg Snarok
captain	Anatoly Nikonzew
Season 2017/18	7th place (west), playoff round of 16

The HK Spartak Moscow ( Russian ХК Спартак Москва ) is the ice hockey department of the Russian sports club Spartak Moscow, founded in 1946 . The home games are played in the CSKA arena .

history

HK Spartak Moscow was founded in 1946 from one of the departments of the Spartak Moscow Sports Club . You have won the Soviet championship four times (1962, 1967, 1969 and 1976) and have also celebrated success on the European stage. They won the Spengler Cup five times (1980, 1981, 1985, 1989 and 1990). In the 2005/06 season, the team was tenth in the Russian Super League , after it was relegated to the Wysschaja Liga in 1999 and 2003 from the same . In August 2006, the HK Spartak team was disbanded for financial reasons after a long period of uncertainty. The death of the managing director in an airplane accident in July 2006 also contributed to this.

In the 2007/08 season, the club returned to the Super League and was taken over a year later in the newly founded Continental Hockey League . In the 2014/15 season , the club did not take part in matches for financial reasons. For the 2015/16 season , the club resumed gaming and returned to the KHL. The squad and management was partly taken over by Atlant Moskowskaja Oblast , which had previously withdrawn from the game.

Until 2016, the club's home games were played in the Sokolniki Sports Palace , which holds 5,530 spectators ; before the 2016/17 season, the club moved to the Malaya Arena at the Luzhniki Sports Palace . Today the club is located in the CSKA Arena.

player

Squad for the 2019/20 season

Status: August 2020

No.	Nat.	player	Item	Date of birth	in the team since	place of birth
31		Nikita Bespalov	G	December 28, 1987	2016	Moscow , Russian SFSR
20th		Pavel Khomchenko	G	October 13, 1994	2019	Saratov , Russia
33		Július Hudáček	G	January 13, 1986	2018	Spišská Nová Ves , Czechoslovakia
		Emil Djuse	D.	October 27, 1993	2020	Ostersund , Sweden
57		Maxim Goncharov	D.	June 15, 1989	2018	Moscow , Russian SFSR
6th		Patrik Hersley	D.	June 23, 1986	2019	Malmo , Sweden
		Yuri Koslowski	D.	June 29, 1994	2020	Moscow , Russia
44		Yevgeny Kulik	D.	June 12, 1993	2017	Moscow , Russia
45		Andrei Kuteikin	D.	September 30, 1984	2018	Saratov , Russian SFSR
14th		Alexander Kutuzov	D.	November 23, 1985	2019	Tver , Russian SFSR
10		Alexander Nikishin	D.	0October 2, 2001	2019	Oryol , Russia
25th		Ruslan Pedan	D.	November 16, 1994	2018	Kaunas , Lithuania
36		Yakov Rylow -  A.	D.	January 15, 1985	2019	Kirovo-Chepetsk , Russian SFSR
		Andrei Subarev	D.	0March 3, 1987	2020	Ufa , Russian SFSR
32		Akim Trishin	D.	August 16, 1999	2019	Moscow , Russia
5		Dmitri Vishnevsky	D.	January 30, 1990	2018	Bogatishchevo , Russian SFSR
7th		Ilya Arkalov	W.	October 27, 1993	2019	Moscow , Russia
		Martin Bakoš	LW	April 18, 1990	2020	Spišská Nová Ves , Czechoslovakia
97		Artyom Fyodorov	F.	August 11, 1993	2018	Elektrostal , Russia
11		Ansel Galimow	RW	April 15, 1991	2019	Nizhnekamsk , Russian SFSR
78		Robin Hanzl	C.	January 10, 1989	2018	Ústí nad Labem , Czechoslovakia
91		Mikhail Junkov	C.	February 16, 1986	2019	Voskressensk , Russian SFSR
15th		Mārtiņš Karsums	RW	0February 2, 1986	2018	Riga , Latvian SSR
19th		Denis Kokarew	RW	June 17, 1985	2019	Tver , Russian SFSR
		Jori Lehterä	C.	December 23, 1987	2020	Helsinki , Finland
12		Anatoly Nikonzew -  C.	RW	June 25, 1990	2016	Sverdlovsk , Russian SFSR
		Lukáš Radil	LW	05th August 1990	2020	Čáslav , Czechoslovakia
76		Gleb Shashkov	F.	April 13, 1996	2018	Burgas , Bulgaria
		Sergei Shirokov -  A.	LW	March 10, 1986	2020	Osjory , Russian SFSR
92		Anton Slobin	LW	February 22, 1993	2018	Moscow , Russia
71		Gennady Stolyarov	RW	August 28, 1986	2019	Moscow , Russian SFSR
38		Ilya Zubov -  A.	C.	February 14, 1987	2018	Chelyabinsk , Russian SFSR
9		Maxim Zyplakov	LW	September 19, 1998	2018	Moscow , Russia

Former players

• Yevgeny Paladjew (1968–1975)
• Ilya Brysgalow (1999)
• Ilja Kovalchuk (until 2001)
• Lukáš Radil (2015-2018)

Trainer

Source: www.spartak-history.ru

• Alexander Igumnow (1946–47, 1948–1955, 1958–60)
• Serafim Sokolow (1947-48)
• Anatoli Seglin (1955-58)
• Anatoly Yegorov (1958)
• Alexander Novokreschtschenow (1960–63)
• Boris Afanassjew (1963–1964)
• Vsevolod Bobrov (1964-67)
• Yevgeny Majorov (1967-68)
• Nikolai Karpov (1968–1970, 1975–77)
• Boris Majorow (1970-71, 1985-89)
• Juri Baulin (1971-72)
• Vyacheslav Starschinow (1972-75)
• Robert Cherenkov (1977-78)
• Anatoly Watutin (1978-79)
• Boris Kulagin (1979–1984)
• Vladimir Shadrin (1984)
• Yevgeny Simin (1984-85)
• Alexander Jakuschew (1989–1993, 1998–2000)
• Valentin Gureyev (1993-95)
• Viktor Shalimov (1995-96)
• Vyacheslav Anissin (1996-97)
• Fjodor Kanareikin (1997-98, 2002)
• Nikolai Soloviev (2000-02)
• Sergei Shepelev (2002-05)
• Valery Bragin (2005-07)
• Miloš Říha (2007-2010)
• Igor Pavlov (2010)
• Andrei Jakowenko (2010-2011)
• Viktor Pachkalin (2011)
• František Hossa (2011)
• Andrei Sidorenko (2011-2012)
• Fjodor Kanareikin (2012-2014)
• German Titow (2015-2016)
• Alexei Yarushkin (2016-2017)
• Wadim Jepantschinzew (since 2017)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ en.khl.ru, Return of the Red-and-Whites!
2. ↑ There Was A 24-Player Trade In The KHL Today Because Sure Why Not. In: russianmachineneverbreaks.com. June 24, 2015, accessed July 7, 2015 . 
3. ↑ Spartak is back. In: iihf.com. June 9, 2015, accessed July 7, 2015 . 
4. ↑ spartak-history.ru, «Спартак» в сезонах

Web links

• Official Website (Russian)