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89′
E. Gurenko
81′
nikita savin
V.Samko
81′
E. Gurenko
s.alekseev
81′
d.rashchupkin
N.Kasatkin
75′
V.Pochivalin
75′
N.Kasatkin
73′
David bolataev
Daniil·Antsiperov
73′
N.Sukhanov
65′
I.Andreev
gleb knyazev
62′
N.Sukhanov
D.Kvekveskiri
61′
alexandrovich timofey danilov
57′
vahan manukyan
M.Maltsev
57′
d.svintsov
arseniy khorin
53′
gleb knyazev
46′
denis mushkarin
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31′
s.alekseev
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Match Info

Rodina Moskva II 0–0 Dinamo Vladivostok | Russian Third Division A | 26 July 2026, 00:00

A goalless draw was the outcome as Rodina Moskva II hosted Dinamo Vladivostok in a Russian Third Division A fixture that lacked cutting edge in the final third. Both teams defended diligently, but attacking fluency was in short supply on a cool Moscow evening.

Match Narrative

The first half was a cautious affair, with both sides seemingly content to feel each other out. Rodina Moskva II held the majority of possession but struggled to break down a compact Dinamo Vladivostok defence. The visitors' best chance came from a set piece, but the header was straight at the goalkeeper. The second half followed a similar pattern: plenty of midfield battles, but few clear-cut openings.

Key Tactical Points

Dinamo Vladivostok adopted a low-block defensive shape, inviting Rodina Moskva II to attack but denying space in behind. The home side's full-backs pushed high, but crosses were easily dealt with. The match's best chance fell to a Rodina Moskva II substitute in the 82nd minute, but his close-range shot was blocked by a last-ditch tackle.

Goalkeeper Performances

Both goalkeepers had relatively quiet evenings, making only routine saves. The clean sheets were more a reflection of organised defending than outstanding individual goalkeeping.

The 0–0 draw leaves both teams in the middle of the RUS D3A table, with work to do in attack if they are to climb the standings.