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87′

i.bulygin

K.Kosarev

75′

artem anoshin

R. Bolov

75′

E. Gurenko

D.Talikin

72′

i.shilenok

S.Chernov

72′

Konstantin voinkov

M. Ivanov

66′

A.Egurnev

B. Levandovskiy

62′

1-1

Ivan pyatkin

58′

kirill boyarskikh

D.Kamlashev

58′

A.Khabibov

artem lavrenkov

52′

D.Gayvoronskiy

Halftime 0-1

43′

G.Zakharov

26′

k.glazunov

14′

S.Chernov

10′

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K.Kosarev

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Match Info

Tyumen and Zenit 2 St. Petersburg played out a 1-1 draw in a Russian Third Division A (RUS D3A) fixture on April 11, 2026. The shared points left both teams reflecting on missed opportunities in a tightly contested match that saw momentum swing between the sides. The home side, Tyumen, opened the scoring midway through the first half, capitalizing on a defensive error to take a lead into the interval. Zenit 2, the reserve side of the Russian giants, showed resilience and managed to find an equalizer in the second half through a well-worked team move. Both teams pushed for a winner in the closing stages, with Tyumen hitting the woodwork and Zenit 2's goalkeeper making a crucial late save. The match process was defined by these two key moments, with the equalizer shifting the momentum and setting up a frantic finish. The draw represents a decent away result for Zenit 2 St. Petersburg, while Tyumen will likely view it as two points dropped at home. The result had a minimal impact on the league table for both mid-table sides, with neither making a significant leap in the standings. Post-match, the Tyumen manager emphasized his team's strong first-half performance but lamented their inability to close out the game, while the Zenit 2 coach praised his young squad's character to fight back on the road. The starting XI for Tyumen featured their experienced goalkeeper organizing a back four, while Zenit 2 lined up in a fluid 4-3-3 formation, giving valuable minutes to several promising academy products.