Andrievsky: Amur's Attack Struggles After Sibir Loss
Amur head coach Alexander Andrievsky says a shortage of shots on goal is behind the team's third straight defeat, this time a 0:2 loss at Sibir.
Amur have lost three matches in a row after going down 0:2 at Sibir, and head coach Alexander Andrievsky pointed to a familiar problem: not enough shots on goal.
Andrievsky said of the defeat.
Neither side had won going into the fixture, but Andrievsky rejected the idea that this bred caution.
Asked to assess Amur's start to the season, he struck an even tone.
The shortage of chances he described matches the run of results: with three straight defeats and only 0:2 to show from the loss at Sibir, Amur's attack has not produced enough offence to change games in their favour.
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