Gazprom-Ugra defeats Tyumen in the second leg with a score of 8-4 and wins the Russian Cup in the sum of two meetings.
The Tyumen team took the lead already in the first minute – Sergey Abramovich shot exactly from a distance. Seven minutes later, Danil Davydov punched bitingly after a corner, but the goalkeeper in black and white, Sergey Loginov, was there. Soon he again had to save his team after hitting Katata, and in the next attack, “Tyumen” doubled the advantage with the efforts of Sergey Krykun. Almost immediately, Artyom Antoshkin could have scored the third goal after one-on-one, but Kupatadze didn’t let himself be outwitted. At the 21st minute, the guests got the right to a free kick, Kupatadze managed to beat off Artem Antoshkin’s powerful shot. Soon Juan Emilio had the chance to level the score, but the goalkeeper rescued. Still, “Tyumen” was not destined to take a break from the leaders. First, Vladislav Shayakhmetov was the first to finish, and then Ivan Chishkala shot Loginov after a free-kick.

At the 33rd minute of the match Antoshkin shook the crossbar from a distance, and three minutes later, Juan Emilio responded to Kupatadze’s throw and did not miss. The next attack was followed by the fifth ball of “Gazprom” – Nando hit the bottom corner. Tyumen coach Igor Putilov decided to release the fifth field player, and then the combination was completed by Antoshkin. Nevertheless, the risk soon turned sideways – the sixth and seventh goals scored Chishkal into the gate without defense. Even more large score made Pokotylo, flashing goalkeeper. Tyumeny continued to play with the fifth field, and Mladen Kotsich soon managed to reduce the backlog. No more goals followed – Gazprom won a landslide victory.