Losing almost the entire second half in the score, the blue and white managed to turn the game around and beat Krasnodar (3:2) at the very end.
Dynamo Moscow is approaching the away match against Krasnodar, having won the biggest victory in the 2026 season. Three weeks ago in Novogorsk, Maxim Zinoviev's wards beat Rostov with a score of 5:0. Before this meeting, the maximum difference in the score in the winning matches of the blue and white did not exceed two goals, and in the game with the Rostov women, the team scored five unanswered goals for the first time this year.
The score in that meeting was opened in the 6th minute, when Anastasia Kovaleva brought Kristina Komissarova to the strike position, and the ball from the bar went into the net. In the 18th minute, the score became 2:0 – after Kovaleva's overhang, Rostov defender Svetlana Karagezyan scored an own goal. At the 44th minute, a penalty was awarded for playing with his hand in the Rostov penalty area, which was realized by Komissarova, who scored a double. By the way, this ball became the 200th for the Dynamo main team in official matches, starting with the 2022 season.
In the second half, the game continued in about the same spirit. First, Anastasia Shlapakova hit the post in the 49th minute, and then in the 58th she assisted Yulia Myasnikova, who scored the fourth goal with her head.
And although Rostov responded with Goloshchekova hitting the crossbar of Anastasia Ananyeva's goal, Daniela Basaeva set the final score after Kovaleva's submission in the 73rd minute - 5:0!
Despite the fact that in the end the Muscovites had three more moments: Konak saved Kovaleva after a penalty, Berivan Ichen did not hit the target from a good position, and Tatyana Danilochkina shot over the crossbar. Nevertheless, 5-0 – and for goalkeeper Anastasia Ananyeva, this match was the sixth "dry" of the season, which allowed her to enter the top 5 of the Super League in this indicator.
Dynamo's closest rival, FC Krasnodar, takes 10th place in the standings. After the victory over Ryazan-Airborne Forces (4:0) at the start of the tournament, Gamal Babayev's team won only one victory over Rostov in the next 14 rounds (2:0), drew five times and suffered eight defeats with a goal difference of 8-25. Right now, Krasnodar's winless streak in the Super League is eight matches, and the last time they won the championship back in the spring, on May 16.
Relations between Krasnodar and Dynamo were not easy either. The team from the south of Russia has only one victory over the blue and white in seven matches, and Krasnodar lost 0:2 in the first round game.
The match in Krasnodar against the club of the same name was a real test of strength for our team. After a three-week break in the championship, both teams started the meeting at a calm pace, feeling the rhythm of the game. The first minutes were not replete with dangerous moments, but the blue and white looked more active due to organized pressure. The first serious bell at the gate of the hostesses sounded in the 20th minute, when Anastasia Shlapakova struck dangerously close to the bar. The Dynamo pressure bore fruit two minutes later: after the same Shlapakova shot from the right flank, the defender of the Southerners Arina Kadigrob cut the ball into her own goal – 1:0!
However, the advantage of Muscovites in the score did not last long. Already in the 24th minute, Krasnodar launched a sweeping attack, during which a long pass from the left flank found Yulia Vorotyntseva, who regained her balance — 1:1.
By the middle of the half, the game was heating up not only on the field, but also beyond. After a gross foul on Maria Galai, Dynamo head coach Timur Shipshev protested so violently that referee Vera Opeikina was forced to show him a red card.
The end of the half was left to Krasnodar: Anastasia Ananyeva helped the team out several times, including the most difficult double moment in the 38th minute, and when she was powerless, Milena Boldyreva from a favorable position struck above the goal.
The second half started for the blue and white with a cold shower. In the 50th minute, after the ball hit the crossbar, Snezhana Yastrebinskaya was the first to orient herself on finishing and put Krasnodar ahead with her head. Maxim Zinoviev responded with a series of substitutions, releasing Zelka Belovan, Isidora Vuchkovich and later Irina Dricheva on the field.
Despite the permutations, the game for a long time went into a positional channel with a minimum of scoring chances. By the 85th minute, the match had finally broken down into episodes filled with struggle and emotions, and there was very little time left for Dynamo to save.
The denouement, and even what, came in the last minutes of the main and compensated time. First, in the 88th minute, Irina Dricheva executed a cross into the penalty area, after which the ball, without hitting anyone, darted into the net — 2:2!
And then, having caught the courage, the Muscovites rushed to the final assault. Already in the second added minute, Anastasia Kovaleva was the first on the rebound after the ball bounced off the post (she punched Isidor Vuchkovich) and coolly sent him into the goal – 3:2!
Blue and white take away three points from Krasnodar, but the main thing is a strong-willed victory on a difficult road trip and a positive charge for the autumn part of the season.
For full information about the starting lineups and the events of the meeting, see the match center.
The next match of Dynamo will be played on Friday, September 4 – in Samara against the Krylia Sovetov Housing and Communal Complex. The meeting starts at 16:00 Moscow time.
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