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Torpedo Miass

04-04 17:00

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Volgar-Gazprom Astrachan

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91′

I.Kotelnikov

D. Faizullin

91′

N. Fadeev

G.Borisenko

79′

roman tkachuk

78′

Kirill volkov

D.Pelikh

69′

evgeniy ibragimov

dmitriy pavlov

69′

D.Zamyatin

M.Tarasov

66′

V.Morozov

V.Adaev

66′

Mikhail Strelnik

V. Krotov

66′

alexander pomalyuk

Ibrahim umarov

63′

vladimir popov

Denis·Rubanov

58′

Denis·Rubanov

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44′

E. Proshkin

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The Russian Third Division (D3A) fixture between Torpedo Miass and Volgar-Gazprom Astrachan ended in a goalless 0-0 draw on April 4, 2026. This stalemate was a tight, defensively-minded affair where both teams canceled each other out, resulting in a share of the points that did little to boost either side's promotion ambitions. The match process was characterized by midfield battles and few clear-cut chances, with the most notable moment being a disallowed goal for offside in the second half. Both goalkeepers were largely untested, with the majority of efforts coming from long range. The key incident was a late red card shown to a Volgar-Gazprom midfielder for a second bookable offense, but Torpedo Miass could not capitalize on their numerical advantage in the dying minutes. In terms of table impact, the single point each was a modest return, likely keeping both teams in the middle of the pack in their D3A zone. The Torpedo Miass manager expressed frustration, noting, "We controlled possession but lacked the final pass to break them down." The Volgar-Gazprom coach was more satisfied, commenting, "A clean sheet away from home is always a positive, especially after going down to ten men." The starting XIs reflected both teams' cautious approaches in a match that ultimately lacked cutting edge.