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{{Infobox sports season
| title            = 2019–20 KHL season
| league           = [[Kontinental Hockey League]]
| sport            = [[Ice hockey]]
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| duration         = 1 September 2019 – 12 March 2020
| no_of_games      = 62
| no_of_teams      = 24
| attendance       = 
| TV               =
| season           = Regular season
| season_champs    = [[HC CSKA Moscow|CSKA Moscow]]
| season_champ_name= Continental Cup winner
| MVP              =
| MVP_link         =
| top_scorer       = {{ubl|Vadim Shipachyov ([[HC Dynamo Moscow|Dynamo Moscow]])|(65 points)}}
| top_scorer_link  =
| promote          =
| promoted_from    =
| relegate         =
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| finals_runner-up = 
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| finals_MVP_link  = 
| seasonslist      = KHL#Seasons overview
| seasonslistnames = KHL
| prevseason_link  = 2018–19 KHL season
| prevseason_year  = 2018–19
| nextseason_link  = 2020–21 KHL season
| nextseason_year  = 2020–21
}}

The '''2019–20 KHL season''' was the 12th season of the [[Kontinental Hockey League]]. There were 24 teams that competed in 62 regular season games.<ref name="New season">{{cite news|url=https://en.khl.ru/news/2019/07/11/454357.html|title=Season 12 Schedule: back to Europe, more derbies and a visit to Shenzhen|first=Andy|last=Potts|work=KHL.ru|publisher=[[Kontinental Hockey League]]|date=11 July 2019|access-date=1 September 2019}}</ref> The season began with the Opening Cup on 1 September 2019, and the regular championship ran until 27 February 2020. The playoffs were scheduled to take place from 1 March through until 30 April.<ref name = "Board">{{cite web| url =  https://en.khl.ru/news/2019/03/27/436784.html | title = The KHL board approves structure for 2019-20 season | publisher = [[Kontinental Hockey League]] | date = 27 March 2019 | access-date = 27 March 2019 | language = ru}}</ref> The All-Star Weekend took place over 18–19 January 2020.

Due to the 2020 coronavirus pandemic in Europe, the season was prematurely ended on 25 March 2020, midway through the playoffs.<ref name="Season cancelled">{{cite news|url=https://en.khl.ru/news/2020/03/25/467707.html|title=KHL has cancelled the remainder of the 2019-20 season|work=KHL.ru|publisher=[[Kontinental Hockey League]]|date=25 March 2020|access-date=25 March 2020}}</ref>

The Russian Hockey Federation declared CSKA Moscow the Russian champions, SKA Saint Petersburg and Ak Bars Kazan silver medalists, and Dynamo Moscow bronze medalists based on regular season standings.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://fhr.ru/news/item/71968/|title = ФХР объявляет победителя и призеров Чемпионата России сезона-2019/20}}</ref>

==Season changes==
For the 2019–20 season, the KHL originally announced that all 25 teams from the [[2018–19 KHL season|2018–19]] would return and continue without any changes to Divisions realignments.<ref name = "Board"/> However the competition was reduced to 24 teams after Slovak based, [[HC Slovan Bratislava]], announced that they would be withdrawing from the KHL to return to the [[Slovak Extraliga]] due to financial restrictions on 27 May 2019.<ref>{{cite web| url = http://www.hcslovan.sk/sk/spravy/slovan-neuzavrel-dohodu-s-investorom-prihlasi-sa-do-tipsport-ligy/ | title = Slovan has not entered into an agreement with KHL | publisher = [[HC Slovan Bratislava]] | date = 27 May 2019 | access-date = 27 May 2019 | language = sk}}</ref> With Slovan Bratislava's exit, [[Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod]] were moved from the [[Eastern Conference (KHL)|Eastern Conference]],<ref name="New season"/> to the [[Western Conference (KHL)|Western Conference]], reversing the move of the [[2018–19 KHL season|previous season]].<ref>{{cite news|url=https://en.khl.ru/news/2018/07/05/402164.html|title=2018/2019 season calendar: start in September and comfortable playoffs|work=KHL.ru|publisher=[[Kontinental Hockey League]]|date=5 July 2018|access-date=4 October 2018}}</ref> As a result, both Conferences consisted of 12 teams.

===Smart pucks===
Smart puck technology, backed up with chips in players' jerseys, was used in all KHL games in the coming season. The new technology was trialled in the All-Star Game in Kazan last season and was also used in regular season games in Helsinki. Every arena in the league installed sensors capable of collecting information from the chips 100 times a second. That information was available to various users and coaches in real time, giving-up-to-the-second details of the players’ speed, the distance covered in each shift, the speed and location of each shot and much more.<ref name = Smart>{{cite web| url = https://en.khl.ru/news/2019/05/28/452753.html | title = Dmitry Chernyshenko reviews the season with KHL club directors | publisher = [[Kontinental Hockey League]] | date = 28 May 2019 | access-date = 28 May 2019 | language = ru}}</ref>

The KHL is the first league in the world to implement this technology across the board.<ref name = Smart/>
==Standings==
===Western Conference===
{| class="wikitable"
! <abbr>Pos</abbr>
!Team
!<abbr>Pld</abbr>
!<abbr>W</abbr>
!<abbr>OTW</abbr>
!<abbr>OTL</abbr>
!<abbr>L</abbr>
!<abbr>GF</abbr>
!<abbr>GA</abbr>
!<abbr>GD</abbr>
!<abbr>Pts</abbr> 
!Qualification
|-
|1
!CSKA Moscow (Q, Z) 
|62
|40
|5
|4
| 13
|202
|99
| +103
|94 
| rowspan="2" |Advance to Gagarin Cup Playoffs
|-
|2
!SKA Saint Petersburg (Q, X)
|62
|30
|14
|5
|13
|179
|118 
| +61
|93
|-
|3
!Jokerit (Q)
|62 
| 28
| 10
|8
|16
|184
|164
| +20
|84
| rowspan="6" |Advance to Gagarin Cup Playoffs 
|-
|4
!Dynamo Moscow (Q)
|62
|29
|8
|8
|17
|182
|144
| +38
| 82
|-
|5
!Spartak Moscow (Q)
| 62
|26
|8
|9
|19
|173 
|143
| +30
|77
|-
|6
!Lokomotiv Yaroslavl (Q)
| 62
|25
|9
|5
|23
| 170
|151
| +19
| 73
|-
|7
! Vityaz Podolsk (Q) 
|62 
|19
|8
| 11
|24
|137
|166
|−29
|65
|-
|8
!Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod (Q) 
|62 
|22
|7
|6
|27
|165
|167
|−2
|64 
|-
|9
!HC Sochi (E)
|62 
|15
|10
|9
|28
|124
|164
|−40 
| 59
| rowspan="4" |
|-
|10
!Severstal Cherepovets (E)
|62
|14
|10 
|10
| 28
|126
|171
|−45
|58
|-
|11 
!Dinamo Riga (E)
|62
|11
|6
| 7
|38
|103
|187
|−84
|41
|-
|12
!Dinamo Minsk (E)
|62
|11
|3
|11
|37
|135 
|232
|−97
|39
|}

===Eastern Conference===
{| class="wikitable"
!<abbr>Pos</abbr>
!Team
!<abbr>Pld</abbr>
!<abbr>W</abbr>
!<abbr>OTW</abbr>
!<abbr>OTL</abbr>
!<abbr>L</abbr>
!<abbr>GF</abbr>
!<abbr>GA</abbr>
!<abbr>GD</abbr>
!<abbr>Pts</abbr>
!Qualification
|-
|1
!Ak Bars Kazan (Q, Y)
|62
|38
|6
|5
|13
|178
|121
| +57
|93
| rowspan="2" |Advance to Gagarin Cup Playoffs
|-
|2
!Barys Nur-Sultan (Q, X)
|62
|31
|7
|8
|16
|156
|137
| +19
|84
|-
|3
!Avangard Omsk (Q)
|62
|30
|7
|9
|16
|163
|120
| +43
|83
| rowspan="6" |Advance to Gagarin Cup Playoffs
|-
|4
!Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg (Q)
|62
|24
|11
|8
|19
|168
|151
| +17
|78
|-
|5
!Sibir Novosibirsk (Q)
|62
|27
|7
|6
|22
|139
|143
|−4
|74
|-
|6
!Salavat Yulaev Ufa (Q)
|62
|23
|6
|10
|23
|153
|144
| +9
|68
|-
|7
!Metallurg Magnitogorsk (Q)
|62
|20
|8
|9
|25
|138
|145
|−7
|65
|-
|8
!Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk (Q)
|62
|21
|7
|8
|26
|162
|158
| +4
|64
|-
|9
!Amur Khabarovsk (E)
|62
|20
|6
|10
|26
|132
|145
|−13
|62
| rowspan="4" |
|-
|10
!Kunlun Red Star (E)
|62
|20
|6
|8
|28
|139
|158
|−19
|60
|-
|11
!Traktor Chelyabinsk (E)
|62
|20
|5
|6
|31
|132
|161
|−29
|56
|-
|12
!Admiral Vladivostok (E)
|62
|16
|10
|4
|32
|126
|177
|−51
|56
|}

==Playoff bracket==
In each round, the highest remaining seed in each conference is matched against the lowest remaining seed. The higher-seeded team is awarded home ice advantage. In the Gagarin Cup Finals, home ice is determined based on regular season points. Each best-of-seven series follows a 2–2–1–1–1 format: the higher-seeded team plays at home for games one and two (and games five and seven, if necessary), and the lower-seeded team is at home for games three and four (and game six, if necessary).

The 2020 Gagarin Cup playoffs started on 1 March 2020, and were scheduled to finish no later than 25 April 2020.<ref>{{cite news|url=https://en.khl.ru/news/2020/01/30/465483.html|title=League unveils 2019-20 playoffs logos|work=KHL.ru|publisher=[[Kontinental Hockey League]]|date=30 January 2020|access-date=25 February 2020|quote=The postseason starts on March 1st, and the potential 7th game of the Gagarin Cup finals is scheduled for April 25th.|first=Alessandro|last=Seren Rosso}}</ref> The top eight teams from each of the twelve-team conferences qualified for the playoffs.

On 25 March 2020, the remaining scheduled games were cancelled.<ref>{{cite news|url=https://en.khl.ru/news/2020/03/25/467707.html|title=KHL has cancelled the remainder of the 2019-20 season|work=KHL.ru|publisher=[[Kontinental Hockey League]]|date=25 March 2020|access-date=25 March 2020}}</ref> The bracket below shows the position of each team at the time of the cancellation of the playoffs.

{{16TeamBracket|RD1-RD2-path=0
| RD1=Conference Quarterfinals
| RD2=Conference Semifinals
| RD3=Conference Finals
| RD4=Gagarin Cup Finals
| group1=[[Eastern Conference (KHL)|Eastern Conference]]
| group2=[[Western Conference (KHL)|Western Conference]]
|RD1-seed01  = 1
|RD1-team01  = {{flagicon|RUS}} '''[[Ak Bars Kazan|Ak Bars]]'''
|RD1-score01 = '''4'''
|RD1-seed02  = 8
|RD1-team02  = {{flagicon|RUS}} [[HC Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk|Neftekhimik]]
|RD1-score02 = 0
|RD1-seed03  = 2
|RD1-team03  = {{flagicon|KAZ}} '''[[Barys Nur-Sultan|Barys]]'''
|RD1-score03 = '''4'''
|RD1-seed04  = 7
|RD1-team04  = {{flagicon|RUS}} [[Metallurg Magnitogorsk|Metallurg]]
|RD1-score04 = 1
|RD1-seed05  = 3
|RD1-team05  = {{flagicon|RUS}} [[Avangard Omsk|Avangard]]
|RD1-score05 = 2
|RD1-seed06  = 6
|RD1-team06  = {{flagicon|RUS}} '''[[Salavat Yulaev Ufa|Salavat Yulaev]]'''
|RD1-score06 = '''4'''
|RD1-seed07  = 4
|RD1-team07  = {{flagicon|RUS}} [[Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg|Avtomobilist]]
|RD1-score07 = 1
|RD1-seed08  = 5
|RD1-team08  = {{flagicon|RUS}} '''[[HC Sibir Novosibirsk|Sibir]]'''
|RD1-score08 = '''4'''
|RD1-seed09  = 1
|RD1-team09  = {{flagicon|RUS}} '''[[HC CSKA Moscow|CSKA]]'''
|RD1-score09 = '''4'''
|RD1-seed10  = 8
|RD1-team10  = {{flagicon|RUS}} [[Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod|Torpedo]]
|RD1-score10 = 0
|RD1-seed11  = 2
|RD1-team11  = {{flagicon|RUS}} '''[[SKA Saint Petersburg|SKA]]'''
|RD1-score11 = '''4'''
|RD1-seed12  = 7
|RD1-team12  = {{flagicon|RUS}} [[HC Vityaz|Vityaz]]
|RD1-score12 = 0
|RD1-seed13  = 3
|RD1-team13  = {{flagicon|FIN}} '''[[Jokerit]]'''
|RD1-score13 = '''4'''
|RD1-seed14  = 6
|RD1-team14  = {{flagicon|RUS}} [[Lokomotiv Yaroslavl|Lokomotiv]]
|RD1-score14 = 2
|RD1-seed15  = 4
|RD1-team15  = {{flagicon|RUS}} '''[[HC Dynamo Moscow|Dynamo]]'''
|RD1-score15 = '''4'''
|RD1-seed16  = 5
|RD1-team16  = {{flagicon|RUS}} [[HC Spartak Moscow|Spartak]]
|RD1-score16 = 2
|RD2-seed01  = 1
|RD2-team01  = {{flagicon|RUS}} Ak Bars
|RD2-score01 = 
|RD2-seed02  = 6
|RD2-team02  = {{flagicon|RUS}} Salavat Yulaev
|RD2-score02 = 
|RD2-seed03  = 2
|RD2-team03  = {{flagicon|KAZ}} Barys
|RD2-score03 = 
|RD2-seed04  = 5
|RD2-team04  = {{flagicon|RUS}} '''Sibir'''
|RD2-score04 = '''w/o'''
|RD2-seed05  = 1
|RD2-team05  = {{flagicon|RUS}} CSKA
|RD2-score05 = 
|RD2-seed06  = 4
|RD2-team06  = {{flagicon|RUS}} Dynamo
|RD2-score06 = 
|RD2-seed07  = 2
|RD2-team07  = {{flagicon|RUS}} '''SKA'''
|RD2-score07 = '''w/o'''
|RD2-seed08  = 3
|RD2-team08  = {{flagicon|FIN}} Jokerit
|RD2-score08 =
|RD3-seed01  = 
|RD3-team01  = {{flagicon|RUS}}
|RD3-score01 = 
|RD3-seed02  = 5
|RD3-team02  = {{flagicon|RUS}} Sibir
|RD3-score02 = 
|RD3-seed03  = 
|RD3-team03  = {{flagicon|RUS}}
|RD3-score03 = 
|RD3-seed04  = 2
|RD3-team04  = {{flagicon|RUS}} SKA
|RD3-score04 = 
|RD4-seed01  = E
|RD4-team01  = {{flagicon|RUS}}
|RD4-score01 = 
|RD4-seed02  = W
|RD4-team02  = {{flagicon|RUS}}
|RD4-score02 = 
}}
</onlyinclude>

==First round==

===Eastern Conference first round===

====(1) Ak Bars Kazan vs. (8) Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk====
Ak Bars Kazan finished first in the Eastern Conference earning 93 points, winning their second Eastern Conference title in three years. Their opponents and Kharlamov Division rivals Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk finished as the Eastern Conference's eighth seed, earning 64 points. The teams had met once previously in the playoffs with Ak Bars Kazan sweeping the first round series in [[2013 Gagarin Cup playoffs|2013]] – having finished as the number 1 and 8 seeds respectively in the [[2012–13 KHL season|2012–13 season]]. Having played four times during the season, both teams won two games each.<ref name="March 2">{{cite news|url=https://en.khl.ru/news/2020/03/02/466795.html|title=Day Two of KHL playoff action sees the next 8 teams up to bat!|first=Chapin|last=Landvogt|work=KHL.ru|publisher=[[Kontinental Hockey League]]|date=2 March 2020|accessdate=10 March 2020}}</ref>

{{NHLPlayoffs
|team1=Ak Bars Kazan
|team2=Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk
|stadium1=[[TatNeft Arena]]
|stadium2=[[Neftekhimik Ice Palace]]

|date1       = 2 March
|score1      = 4–1
|tv1         =
|won1        = 1
|recap1      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860149/game-860149-en.pdf
|1-1-1       = {{ubl|[[Matt Frattin]] (1) – 07:07|[[Emil Galimov]] (1) – 12:47}}
|1-1-2       = 14:08 – [[Marat Khairullin (ice hockey)|Marat Khairullin]] (1)
|1-3-1       = {{ubl|[[Mikhail Glukhov]] (1) – 01:28|Matt Frattin (2; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 14:06}}
|goalie1-1   = [[Timur Bilyalov]] (32 shots / 31 saves)
|goalie1-2   = [[Konstantin Barulin]] (29 shots / 25 saves)

|date2       = 4 March
|score2      = 5–1
|tv2         =
|won2        = 1
|recap2      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860153/game-860153-en.pdf
|2-1-1       = {{ubl|[[Artyom Lukoyanov]] (1) – 06:00|[[Dmitri Voronkov]] (1) – 11:34|[[Matt Frattin]] (3) – 12:58}}
|2-1-2       = 01:31 – [[Pavel Kulikov]] (1)
|2-2-1       = {{ubl|[[Stanislav Galiev]] (1) – 09:36|[[Justin Azevedo]] (1) – 13:59}}
|goalie2-1   = [[Timur Bilyalov]] (32 shots / 31 saves)
|goalie2-2   = {{ubl|[[Alexander Sharychenkov]] (29 shots / 24 saves)|[[Konstantin Barulin]] (9 shots / 9 saves)}}

|date3       = 6 March
|score3      = 1–2
|tv3         =
|ot3         = 1
|won3        = 1
|recap3      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860157/game-860157-en.pdf
|3-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|3-3-1       = 03:52 – [[Emil Galimov]] (2)
|3-3-2       = [[Ildar Shiksatdarov]] (1) – 16:48
|3-4-1       = 12:13 – Emil Galimov (3)
|goalie3-1   = [[Timur Bilyalov]] (35 shots / 34 saves)
|goalie3-2   = [[Konstantin Barulin]] (50 shots / 48 saves)

|date4       = 8 March
|score4      = 0–1
|tv4         =
|won4        = 1
|recap4      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860161/game-860161-en.pdf
|4-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|4-2-1       = 06:30 – [[Stanislav Galiev]] (2)
|goalie4-1   = [[Timur Bilyalov]] (21 shots / 21 saves)
|goalie4-2   = [[Konstantin Barulin]] (27 shots / 26 saves)

|series = Ak Bars Kazan win 4–0
}}

====(2) Barys Nur-Sultan vs. (7) Metallurg Magnitogorsk====
Barys Nur-Sultan finished second in the Eastern Conference earning 84 points, winning their second consecutive Chernyshev Division title. Their opponents Metallurg Magnitogorsk finished as the Eastern Conference's seventh seed, earning 65 points. The teams had met twice previously in the playoffs with Metallurg Magnitogorsk winning both previous series – a game 7 decider in the first round in [[2012 Gagarin Cup playoffs|2012]], and a second round sweep in [[2017 Gagarin Cup playoffs|2017]]. Barys Nur-Sultan won three out of the four games to be held between the teams during the 2019–20 season.<ref name="March 1">{{cite news|url=https://en.khl.ru/news/2020/03/01/466747.html|title=KHL playoffs begin with four extremely enticing match-ups!|first=Chapin|last=Landvogt|work=KHL.ru|publisher=[[Kontinental Hockey League]]|date=1 March 2020|accessdate=10 March 2020}}</ref>

{{NHLPlayoffs
|team1=Barys Nur-Sultan
|team2=Metallurg Magnitogorsk
|stadium1=[[Barys Arena]]
|stadium2=[[Arena Metallurg]]

|date1       = 1 March
|score1      = 4–0
|tv1         =
|won1        = 1
|recap1      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860147/game-860147-en.pdf
|1-1-1       = [[Curtis Valk]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 13:37
|1-2-1       = [[Atte Ohtamaa]] (1) – 18:53
|1-3-1       = {{ubl|[[Iiro Pakarinen]] (1; [[Empty net goal|ENG]]) – 17:48|[[Darren Dietz]] (1; PPG) – 19:12}}
|goalie1-1   = [[Edward Pasquale]] (34 shots / 34 saves)
|goalie1-2   = [[Vasily Koshechkin]] (35 shots / 32 saves)

|date2       = 3 March
|score2      = 0–3
|tv2         =
|won2        = 2
|recap2      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860151/game-860151-en.pdf
|2-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|2-2-2       = {{ubl|04:40 – [[Andrej Nestrašil]] (1)|07:19 – [[Sergei Mozyakin]] (1)|16:52 – Andrej Nestrašil (2; PPG)}}
|goalie2-1   = {{ubl|[[Edward Pasquale]] (27 shots / 24 saves)|[[Henrik Karlsson]] (7 shots / 7 saves)}}
|goalie2-2   = [[Vasily Koshechkin]] (35 shots / 35 saves)

|date3       = 5 March
|score3      = 1–2
|tv3         =
|ot3         = 1
|won3        = 1
|recap3      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860155/game-860155-en.pdf
|3-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|3-3-1       = 08:47 – [[Darren Dietz]] (2; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]])
|3-3-2       = [[Sergei Mozyakin]] (2) – 06:12
|3-4-1       = 00:31 – [[Linus Videll]] (1)
|goalie3-1   = [[Edward Pasquale]] (32 shots / 31 saves)
|goalie3-2   = [[Vasily Koshechkin]] (37 shots / 35 saves)

|date4       = 7 March
|score4      = 0–2
|tv4         =
|won4        = 1
|recap4      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860159/game-860159-en.pdf
|4-1-1       = 19:33 – [[Anton Sagadeyev]] (1)
|4-3-1       = 15:22 – [[Dustin Boyd]] (1)
|goalie4-1   = [[Edward Pasquale]] (39 shots / 39 saves)
|goalie4-2   = [[Vasily Koshechkin]] (25 shots / 23 saves)

|date5       = 9 March
|score5      = 5–2
|tv5         =
|won5        = 1
|recap5      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860193/game-860193-en.pdf
|5-1-1       = {{ubl|[[Anton Sagadeyev]] (2) – 03:08|[[Darren Dietz]] (3) – 05:47|Anton Sagadeyev (3) – 14:24}}
|5-1-2       = 05:16 – [[Nikolay Kulemin]] (1)
|5-2-1       = [[Pavel Akolzin]] (1) – 05:31
|5-2-2       = 08:01 – [[Artyom Minulin]] (1)
|5-3-1       = Pavel Akolzin (2; [[Empty net goal|ENG]]) – 19:40
|goalie5-1   = [[Edward Pasquale]] (19 shots / 17 saves)
|goalie5-2   = [[Vasily Koshechkin]] (27 shots / 23 saves)

|series = Barys Nur-Sultan win 4–1
}}

====(3) Avangard Omsk vs. (6) Salavat Yulaev Ufa====
Avangard Omsk finished third in the Eastern Conference earning 83 points. Their opponents and Chernyshev Division rivals Salavat Yulaev Ufa finished as the Eastern Conference's sixth seed, earning 68 points. The teams had met four times previously in the playoffs – two wins apiece – with this meeting being the third consecutive year in which the teams had met one another. Avangard Omsk won all four games to be held between the teams during the 2019–20 season.<ref name="March 1"/>

{{NHLPlayoffs
|team1=Avangard Omsk
|team2=Salavat Yulaev Ufa
|stadium1=[[Balashikha Arena]]
|stadium2=[[Ufa Arena]]

|date1       = 1 March
|score1      = 5–2
|tv1         =
|won1        = 1
|recap1      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860148/game-860148-en.pdf
|1-1-1       = [[Sergei Shumakov]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 16:34
|1-1-2       = 14:31 – [[Linus Omark]] (1)
|1-2-1       = {{ubl|[[Kirill Semyonov]] (1) – 03:56|[[Andrei Stas]] (1) – 09:01|Kirill Semyonov (2) – 18:07|[[Valentin Pyanov]] (1; PPG) – 19:28}}
|1-2-2       = 17:30 – [[Teemu Hartikainen]] (1)
|goalie1-1   = [[Igor Bobkov]] (28 shots / 26 saves)
|goalie1-2   = {{ubl|[[Juha Metsola]] (37 shots / 32 saves)|[[Andrei Kareyev]] (8 shots / 8 saves)}}

|date2       = 3 March
|score2      = 2–3
|tv2         =
|ot2         = 1
|won2        = 2
|recap2      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860152/game-860152-en.pdf
|2-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|2-2-1       = [[Semyon Koshelev]] (1) – 11:08
|2-2-2       = 10:42 – [[Grigori Panin]] (1)
|2-3-1       = [[Pavel Dedunov]] (1) – 11:12
|2-3-2       = 19:54 – [[Sakari Manninen]] (1; [[Extra attacker|EA]])
|2-4-2       = 07:20 – [[Dmitri Kugryshev]] (1)
|goalie2-1   = [[Igor Bobkov]] (39 shots / 36 saves)
|goalie2-2   = [[Juha Metsola]] (25 shots / 23 saves)

|date3       = 5 March
|score3      = 6–3
|tv3         =
|won3        = 2
|recap3      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860156/game-860156-en.pdf
|3-1-1       = {{ubl|01:23 – [[Sergei Shumakov]] (2)|16:20 – [[Alexei Emelin]] (1)}}
|3-2-2       = {{ubl|[[Alexander Burmistrov]] (1) – 04:43|[[Pyotr Khokhryakov]] (1) – 08:43}}
|3-3-1       = 14:05 – [[Brandon McMillan]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]])
|3-3-2       = {{ubl|[[Sakari Manninen]] (2) – 00:50|[[Teemu Hartikainen]] (2) – 06:20|Teemu Hartikainen (3) – 08:10|[[Vladimir Zharkov]] (1; [[Empty net goal|ENG]]) – 18:12}}
|goalie3-1   = {{ubl|[[Igor Bobkov]] (28 shots / 23 saves)|[[Emil Garipov]] (7 shots / 7 saves)}}
|goalie3-2   = [[Juha Metsola]] (35 shots / 32 saves)

|date4       = 7 March
|score4      = 1–5
|tv4         =
|won4        = 1
|recap4      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860160/game-860160-en.pdf
|4-1-1       = {{ubl|03:01 – [[Alexei Potapov]] (1)|06:08 – [[Kirill Semyonov]] (3)|18:11 – [[Cody Franson]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]])}}
|4-2-1       = {{ubl|10:12 – [[Alexei Emelin]] (2)|17:13 – Kirill Semyonov (4)}}
|4-3-2       = [[Teemu Hartikainen]] (4) – 06:26
|goalie4-1   = [[Igor Bobkov]] (37 shots / 36 saves)
|goalie4-2   = {{ubl|[[Juha Metsola]] (15 shots / 11 saves)|[[Andrei Kareyev]] (6 shots / 5 saves)}}

|date5       = 9 March
|score5      = 3–6
|tv5         =
|won5        = 2
|recap5      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860194/game-860194-en.pdf
|5-1-1       = [[Pavel Dedunov]] (2; [[Short-handed|SHG]]) – 05:22
|5-1-2       = 06:16 – [[Pyotr Khokhryakov]] (2; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]])
|5-2-1       = [[Ville Pokka]] (1) – 02:33
|5-2-2       = {{ubl|10:15 – [[Philip Larsen]] (1; PPG)|14:42 – [[Vladimir Zharkov]] (2)}}
|5-3-1       = [[Sergei Shumakov]] (3) – 17:28
|5-3-2       = {{ubl|05:22 – [[Sakari Manninen]] (3)|08:00 – [[Vladislav Kartayev]] (1; SHG)|15:20 – Pyotr Khokhryakov (3)}}
|goalie5-1   = [[Igor Bobkov]] (22 shots / 16 saves)
|goalie5-2   = [[Juha Metsola]] (41 shots / 38 saves)

|date6       = 11 March
|score6      = 4–1
|tv6         =
|won6        = 2
|recap6      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860223/game-860223-en.pdf
|6-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|6-1-2       = {{ubl|[[Sakari Manninen]] (4) – 15:09|[[Teemu Hartikainen]] (5; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 17:01}}
|6-2-1       = 03:20 – [[Alexander Yaremchuk]] (1)
|6-2-2       = [[Dmitri Kugryshev]] (2) – 10:57
|6-3-2       = [[Eduard Gimatov]] (1; [[Short-handed|SHG]]/[[Empty net goal|ENG]]) – 18:57
|goalie6-1   = {{ubl|[[Igor Bobkov]] (16 shots / 13 saves)|[[Emil Garipov]] (5 shots / 5 saves)}}
|goalie6-2   = [[Juha Metsola]] (42 shots / 41 saves)

|series = Salavat Yulaev Ufa win 4–2
}}

====(4) Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg vs. (5) Sibir Novosibirsk====
Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg finished fourth in the Eastern Conference earning 78 points. Their opponents and Kharlamov Division rivals Sibir Novosibirsk finished as the Eastern Conference's fifth seed, earning 74 points. This was the first playoff meeting between the two teams, and Sibir Novosibirsk made the playoffs for the first time since [[2016 Gagarin Cup playoffs|2016]]. Sibir Novosibirsk won three out of the four games to be held between the teams during the 2019–20 season, two of which came in overtime.<ref name="March 2"/>

{{NHLPlayoffs
|team1=Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg
|team2=Sibir Novosibirsk
|stadium1=[[KRK Uralets]]
|stadium2=[[Ice Sports Palace Sibir]]

|date1       = 2 March
|score1      = 0–2
|tv1         =
|won1        = 2
|recap1      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860150/game-860150-en.pdf
|1-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|1-1-2       = 17:26 – [[Juuso Puustinen]] (1)
|1-3-2       = 19:05 – [[Evgeny Chesalin]] (1; [[Empty net goal|ENG]])
|goalie1-1   = [[Jakub Kovář]] (19 shots / 18 saves)
|goalie1-2   = [[Harri Säteri]] (37 shots / 37 saves)

|date2       = 4 March
|score2      = 0–1
|tv2         =
|ot2         = 1
|won2        = 2
|recap2      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860154/game-860154-en.pdf
|2-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|2-4-2       = 13:01 – [[Mikael Ruohomaa]] (1)
|goalie2-1   = [[Jakub Kovář]] (32 shots / 31 saves)
|goalie2-2   = [[Harri Säteri]] (48 shots / 48 saves)

|date3       = 6 March
|score3      = 4–3
|tv3         =
|ot3         = 1
|won3        = 2
|recap3      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860158/game-860158-en.pdf
|3-1-1       = 09:24 – [[Maxim Berezin]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]])
|3-1-2       = {{ubl|[[Juuso Puustinen]] (2) – 07:47|Juuso Puustinen (3; [[Extra attacker|EA]]) – 11:37}}
|3-2-1       = 08:59 – [[Peter Holland (ice hockey)|Peter Holland]] (1)
|3-3-1       = 15:46 – [[Geoff Platt]] (1; [[Short-handed|SHG]])
|3-3-2       = Juuso Puustinen (4) – 05:48
|3-4-2       = [[Nikita Shashkov]] (1) – 09:41
|goalie3-1   = [[Jakub Kovář]] (39 shots / 35 saves)
|goalie3-2   = [[Harri Säteri]] (40 shots / 37 saves)

|date4       = 8 March
|score4      = 1–5
|tv4         =
|won4        = 1
|recap4      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860162/game-860162-en.pdf
|4-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|4-2-1       = {{ubl|00:57 – [[Georgi Belousov]] (1)|06:07 – [[Pavel Datsyuk]] (1)|06:45 – [[Peter Holland (ice hockey)|Peter Holland]] (2; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]])}}
|4-2-2       = [[Danil Romantsev]] (1; PPG) – 16:46
|4-3-1       = {{ubl|00:30 – [[Dan Sexton]] (1)|15:02 – [[Maxim Berezin]] (2)}}
|goalie4-1   = [[Jakub Kovář]] (33 shots / 32 saves)
|goalie4-2   = {{ubl|[[Harri Säteri]] (18 shots / 15 saves)|[[Alexei Krasikov]] (12 shots / 10 saves)}}

|date5       = 10 March
|score5      = 1–2
|tv5         =
|won5        = 2
|recap5      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860226/game-860226-en.pdf
|5-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|5-1-2       = 16:22 – [[Dmitri Sayustov]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]])
|5-2-2       = 04:16 – [[Evgeny Chesalin]] (2)
|5-3-1       = [[Pavel Datsyuk]] (2; PPG) – 00:44
|goalie5-1   = [[Jakub Kovář]] (16 shots / 14 saves)
|goalie5-2   = [[Harri Säteri]] (37 shots / 36 saves)

|series = Sibir Novosibirsk win 4–1
}}

===Western Conference first round===

====(1) CSKA Moscow vs. (8) Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod====
CSKA Moscow finished first in the Western Conference earning 94 points, winning their second consecutive Western Conference title. Their opponents and Tarasov Division rivals Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod finished as the Western Conference's eighth seed, earning 64 points. The teams had met once previously in the playoffs with CSKA Moscow winning the second round series, 4–1, in [[2016 Gagarin Cup playoffs|2016]]. CSKA Moscow won three out of the four games to be held between the teams during the 2019–20 season, with Torpedo's lone success coming in an overtime game.<ref name="March 2"/>

{{NHLPlayoffs
|team1=CSKA Moscow
|team2=Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod
|stadium1=[[CSKA Arena]]
|stadium2=[[Trade Union Sport Palace]]

|date1       = 2 March
|score1      = 3–0
|tv1         =
|won1        = 1
|recap1      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860169/game-860169-en.pdf
|1-1-1       = {{ubl|[[Anton Slepyshev]] (1) – 04:04|[[Mario Kempe]] (1) – 07:05}}
|1-2-1       = [[Linden Vey]] (1) – 03:05
|goalie1-1   = [[Ilya Sorokin]] (16 shots / 16 saves)
|goalie1-2   = [[Anders Lindbäck]] (29 shots / 26 saves)

|date2       = 4 March
|score2      = 3–0
|tv2         =
|won2        = 1
|recap2      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860173/game-860173-en.pdf
|2-1-1       = {{ubl|[[Pavel Karnaukhov]] (1) – 07:56|[[Mikhail Grigorenko]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 14:07}}
|2-3-1       = [[Kirill Kaprizov]] (1; [[Empty net goal|ENG]]) – 19:57
|goalie2-1   = [[Ilya Sorokin]] (19 shots / 19 saves)
|goalie2-2   = [[Andrei Tikhomirov]] (24 shots / 22 saves)

|date3       = 6 March
|score3      = 1–2
|tv3         =
|ot3         = 1
|won3        = 1
|recap3      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860177/game-860177-en.pdf
|3-1-1       = 08:10 – [[Maxim Mamin (ice hockey, born 1995)|Maxim Mamin]] (1)
|3-1-2       = [[Andrei Belevich]] (1) – 18:15
|3-4-1       = 04:24 – [[Anton Slepyshev]] (2)
|goalie3-1   = [[Ilya Sorokin]] (31 shots / 30 saves)
|goalie3-2   = [[Andrei Tikhomirov]] (39 shots / 37 saves)

|date4       = 8 March
|score4      = 2–3
|tv4         =
|ot4         = 1
|won4        = 1
|recap4      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860181/game-860181-en.pdf
|4-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|4-2-2       = [[Chay Genoway]] (1) – 18:37
|4-3-1       = {{ubl|06:08 – [[Mat Robinson]] (1)|17:15 – [[Maxim Shalunov]] (1)}}
|4-3-2       = [[Jordan Schroeder]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 02:12
|4-4-1       = 02:02 – [[Kirill Kaprizov]] (2; PPG)
|goalie4-1   = [[Ilya Sorokin]] (23 shots / 21 saves)
|goalie4-2   = [[Andrei Tikhomirov]] (30 shots / 27 saves)

|series = CSKA Moscow win 4–0
}}

====(2) SKA Saint Petersburg vs. (7) Vityaz Podolsk====
SKA Saint Petersburg finished second in the Western Conference earning 93 points, winning their fourth consecutive Bobrov Division title. Their opponents Vityaz Podolsk finished as the Western Conference's seventh seed, earning 65 points. The teams had met once previously in the playoffs with SKA Saint Petersburg sweeping the first round series in [[2017 Gagarin Cup playoffs|2017]] – having finished as the number 2 and 7 seeds respectively in the [[2016–17 KHL season|2016–17 season]]. In their two meetings during the 2019–20 season, SKA Saint Petersburg recorded an overtime victory and Vityaz Podolsk won the other game 4–2.<ref name="March 1"/>

{{NHLPlayoffs
|team1=SKA Saint Petersburg
|team2=Vityaz Podolsk
|stadium1=[[Ice Palace (Saint Petersburg)|Ice Palace]]
|stadium2=[[Vityaz Ice Palace]]

|date1       = 1 March
|score1      = 6–1
|tv1         =
|won1        = 1
|recap1      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860167/game-860167-en.pdf
|1-1-1       = [[Andrei Kuzmenko]] (1) – 08:32
|1-1-2       = 13:21 – [[Pavel Chernov]] (1)
|1-2-1       = {{ubl|[[Joonas Kemppainen]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 01:19|[[Kirill Marchenko]] (1) – 06:57|Kirill Marchenko (2; PPG) – 10:05|Andrei Kuzmenko (2; PPG) – 10:42}}
|1-3-1       = Andrei Kuzmenko (3) – 09:44
|goalie1-1   = [[Alexander Samonov]] (18 shots / 17 saves)
|goalie1-2   = {{ubl|[[Ilya Ezhov]] (18 shots / 13 saves)|[[Igor Saprykin]] (16 shots / 15 saves)}}

|date2       = 3 March
|score2      = 4–3
|tv2         =
|won2        = 1
|recap2      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860171/game-860171-en.pdf
|2-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|2-1-2       = 12:29 – [[Quinton Howden]] (1)
|2-2-1       = {{ubl|[[Sergei Plotnikov]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 02:07|[[Evgeny Ketov]] (1) – 09:35|[[Vasily Podkolzin]] (1) – 11:49|[[Joonas Kemppainen]] (2; PPG) – 15:54}}
|2-3-2       = {{ubl|10:03 – Quinton Howden (2)|13:35 – [[Alexei Makeyev]] (1)}}
|goalie2-1   = [[Alexander Samonov]] (34 shots / 31 saves)
|goalie2-2   = {{ubl|[[Ilya Ezhov]] (19 shots / 16 saves)|[[Igor Saprykin]] (13 shots / 12 saves)}}

|date3       = 5 March
|score3      = 0–6
|tv3         =
|won3        = 1
|recap3      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860175/game-860175-en.pdf
|3-1-1       = {{ubl|09:17 – [[Danila Galenyuk]] (1)|09:50 – [[Ivan Morozov (ice hockey)|Ivan Morozov]] (1)|13:51 – [[Vladimir Tkachev (ice hockey, born 1995)|Vladimir Tkachev]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]])|19:55 – [[Anton Burdasov]] (1; PPG)}}
|3-2-1       = 09:06 – [[Kirill Marchenko]] (3; PPG)
|3-3-1       = 13:36 – [[Alexander Barabanov]] (1)
|goalie3-1   = [[Magnus Hellberg]] (31 shots / 31 saves)
|goalie3-2   = {{ubl|[[Ilya Ezhov]] (26 shots / 22 saves)|[[Igor Saprykin]] (5 shots / 3 saves)}}

|date4       = 7 March
|score4      = 2–3
|tv4         =
|ot4         = 3
|won4        = 1
|recap4      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860179/game-860179-en.pdf
|4-1-1       = 00:48 – [[Anton Belov]] (1)
|4-1-2       = [[Ville Lajunen]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 18:11
|4-3-1       = 13:12 – [[Sergei Plotnikov]] (2)
|4-3-2       = [[Alexei Makeyev]] (2) – 03:53
|4-4-1       = 13:27 – [[Lukas Bengtsson]] (1; PPG)
|goalie4-1   = [[Magnus Hellberg]] (56 shots / 54 saves)
|goalie4-2   = [[Ilya Ezhov]] (70 shots / 67 saves)

|series = SKA Saint Petersburg win 4–0
}}

====(3) Jokerit vs. (6) Lokomotiv Yaroslavl====
Jokerit finished third in the Western Conference earning 84 points. Their opponents Lokomotiv Yaroslavl finished as the Western Conference's sixth seed, earning 73 points. This was the first playoff meeting between the two teams; the teams played each other six times during the 2019–20 season, with Lokomotiv Yaroslavl winning four of the games.<ref name="March 1"/>

{{NHLPlayoffs
|team1=Jokerit
|team2=Lokomotiv Yaroslavl
|stadium1=[[Hartwall Arena]]
|stadium2=[[Arena 2000]]

|date1       = 1 March
|score1      = 6–0
|tv1         =
|won1        = 1
|recap1      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860168/game-860168-en.pdf
|1-1-1       = [[Veli-Matti Savinainen]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 18:39
|1-2-1       = {{ubl|[[Peter Regin]] (1) – 00:38|[[Nicklas Jensen]] (1) – 10:44|[[Petri Kontiola]] (1; PPG) – 14:17|Veli-Matti Savinainen (2; [[Short-handed|SHG]]) – 19:18}}
|1-3-1       = [[Mikko Lehtonen (ice hockey, born 1994)|Mikko Lehtonen]] (1; PPG) – 13:25
|goalie1-1   = [[Antti Niemi (ice hockey)|Antti Niemi]] (17 shots / 17 saves)
|goalie1-2   = {{ubl|[[Aleksandr Lazushin]] (25 shots / 20 saves)|[[Ilya Konovalov (ice hockey)|Ilya Konovalov]] (4 shots / 3 saves)}}

|date2       = 3 March
|score2      = 5–1
|tv2         =
|won2        = 1
|recap2      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860172/game-860172-en.pdf
|2-1-1       = {{ubl|[[Marko Anttila]] (1) – 01:57|[[David Sklenička]] (1) – 10:28|[[Sami Lepistö]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 15:28}}
|2-2-1       = [[Saku Mäenalanen]] (1) – 04:23
|2-2-2       = 06:19 – [[Magnus Pääjärvi]] (1; PPG)
|2-3-1       = [[Antti Pihlström]] (1; [[Short-handed|SHG]]/[[Empty net goal|ENG]]) – 19:22
|goalie2-1   = [[Jānis Kalniņš (ice hockey)|Jānis Kalniņš]] (17 shots / 16 saves)
|goalie2-2   = {{ubl|[[Ilya Konovalov (ice hockey)|Ilya Konovalov]] (11 shots / 8 saves)|[[Aleksandr Lazushin]] (14 shots / 13 saves)}}

|date3       = 5 March
|score3      = 0–3
|tv3         =
|won3        = 1
|recap3      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860176/game-860176-en.pdf
|3-1-1       = 00:57 – [[Viktor Lööv]] (1)
|3-3-1       = {{ubl|04:28 – [[Saku Mäenalanen]] (2; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]])|10:36 – [[Nicklas Jensen]] (2)}}
|goalie3-1   = [[Jānis Kalniņš (ice hockey)|Jānis Kalniņš]] (35 shots / 35 saves)
|goalie3-2   = [[Aleksandr Lazushin]] (27 shots / 24 saves)

|date4       = 7 March
|score4      = 4–3
|tv4         =
|won4        = 2
|recap4      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860180/game-860180-en.pdf
|4-1-1       = 19:48 – [[Marko Anttila]] (2)
|4-2-2       = {{ubl|[[Nikita Cherepanov]] (1) – 08:45|[[Artur Kayumov]] (1) – 10:22}}
|4-3-1       = {{ubl|13:38 – [[Peter Regin]] (2)|19:34 – [[Henrik Haapala]] (1; [[Extra attacker|EA]])}}
|4-3-2       = {{ubl|[[Egor Averin]] (1) – 01:34|[[Stéphane Da Costa]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 15:51}}
|goalie4-1   = [[Jānis Kalniņš (ice hockey)|Jānis Kalniņš]] (37 shots / 33 saves)
|goalie4-2   = [[Ilya Konovalov (ice hockey)|Ilya Konovalov]] (40 shots / 37 saves)

|date5       = 9 March
|score5      = 2–4
|tv5         =
|won5        = 2
|recap5      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860224/game-860224-en.pdf
|5-1-1       = {{ubl|[[Antti Pihlström]] (2) – 15:28|[[Jesse Joensuu]] (1) – 17:29}}
|5-1-2       = 09:09 – [[Pavel Kudryavtsev]] (1)
|5-3-2       = {{ubl|02:54 – [[Grigori Denisenko]] (1)|06:36 – [[Stéphane Da Costa]] (2)|16:32 – [[Artur Kayumov]] (2)}}
|goalie5-1   = [[Jānis Kalniņš (ice hockey)|Jānis Kalniņš]] (25 shots / 21 saves)
|goalie5-2   = [[Ilya Konovalov (ice hockey)|Ilya Konovalov]] (28 shots / 26 saves)

|date6       = 11 March
|score6      = 1–5
|tv6         =
|won6        = 1
|recap6      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860244/game-860244-en.pdf
|6-1-1       = {{ubl|01:27 – [[Henrik Haapala]] (2)|18:05 – [[Veli-Matti Savinainen]] (3)}}
|6-1-2       = [[Stéphane Da Costa]] (3; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 03:12
|6-3-1       = {{ubl|08:37 – [[Antti Pihlström]] (3)|12:44 – [[Nicklas Jensen]] (3)|16:52 – [[Oliver Lauridsen]] (1; [[Empty net goal|ENG]])}}
|goalie6-1   = [[Jānis Kalniņš (ice hockey)|Jānis Kalniņš]] (24 shots / 23 saves)
|goalie6-2   = [[Ilya Konovalov (ice hockey)|Ilya Konovalov]] (33 shots / 29 saves)

|series = Jokerit win 4–2
}}

====(4) Dynamo Moscow vs. (5) Spartak Moscow====
Dynamo Moscow finished fourth in the Western Conference earning 82 points. Their cross-city opponents and Bobrov Division rivals Spartak Moscow finished as the Western Conference's fifth seed, earning 77 points. The teams had met once previously in the playoffs with Spartak Moscow winning their first round series in [[2010 Gagarin Cup playoffs|2010]]. Dynamo Moscow won all four games to be held between the teams during the 2019–20 season.<ref name="March 2"/>

{{NHLPlayoffs
|team1=Dynamo Moscow
|team2=Spartak Moscow
|stadium1=[[VTB Arena]]
|stadium2=[[CSKA Arena]]

|date1       = 2 March
|score1      = 5–1
|tv1         =
|won1        = 1
|recap1      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860170/game-860170-en.pdf
|1-1-1       = [[Dmitrij Jaškin]] (1) – 02:44
|1-2-1       = {{ubl|[[André Petersson]] (1) – 13:42|André Petersson (2) – 17:40}}
|1-3-1       = {{ubl|[[Michal Čajkovský]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 01:53|[[Vladimir Bryukvin]] (1) – 19:02}}
|1-3-2       = 16:38 – [[Anatoli Nikontsev]] (1)
|goalie1-1   = [[Alexander Yeryomenko]] (32 shots / 31 saves)
|goalie1-2   = {{ubl|[[Július Hudáček]] (23 shots / 20 saves)|[[Pavel Khomchenko]] (11 shots / 9 saves)}}

|date2       = 4 March
|score2      = 4–3
|tv2         =
|won2        = 1
|recap2      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860174/game-860174-en.pdf
|2-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|2-1-2       = 04:52 – [[Ansel Galimov]] (1)
|2-2-1       = [[Vadim Shipachyov]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 07:46
|2-3-1       = {{ubl|Vadim Shipachyov (2; PPG) – 16:35|[[André Petersson]] (3) – 18:52|[[Mikhail Grigoryev]] (1; [[Empty net goal|ENG]]) – 19:23}}
|2-3-2       = {{ubl|00:56 – [[Patrik Hersley]] (1)|19:54 – [[Robin Hanzl]] (1; [[Extra attacker|EA]]/PPG)}}
|goalie2-1   = [[Alexander Yeryomenko]] (29 shots / 26 saves)
|goalie2-2   = [[Július Hudáček]] (32 shots / 29 saves)

|date3       = 6 March
|score3      = 5–4
|tv3         =
|ot3         = 1
|won3        = 2
|recap3      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860178/game-860178-en.pdf
|3-1-1       = {{ubl|00:53 – [[Igor Polygalov]] (1)|03:12 – [[Kirill Lyamin]] (1; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]])|04:34 – [[Ivan Muranov]] (1)}}
|3-1-2       = {{ubl|[[Ilya Zubov]] (1) – 06:28|[[Artyom Fyodorov (ice hockey)|Artyom Fyodorov]] (1) – 19:54}}
|3-2-1       = 14:39 – [[Michal Čajkovský]] (2)
|3-2-2       = [[Alexander Khokhlachev]] (1) – 13:14
|3-3-2       = [[Patrik Hersley]] (2; PPG) – 17:16
|3-4-2       = [[Mikhail Kotlyarevsky]] (1) – 15:27
|goalie3-1   = [[Ivan Bocharov]] (49 shots / 44 saves)
|goalie3-2   = {{ubl|[[Július Hudáček]] (4 shots / 2 saves)|[[Nikita Bespalov]] (36 shots / 34 saves)}}

|date4       = 8 March
|score4      = 3–2
|tv4         =
|won4        = 2
|recap4      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860182/game-860182-en.pdf
|4-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|4-1-2       = {{ubl|[[Artyom Fyodorov (ice hockey)|Artyom Fyodorov]] (2; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]]) – 10:33|[[Ilya Zubov]] (2) – 12:20}}
|4-2-2       = [[Kaspars Daugaviņš]] (1; PPG) – 14:23
|4-3-1       = {{ubl|03:03 – [[Vadim Shipachyov]] (3; PPG)|19:41 – [[André Petersson]] (4; [[Extra attacker|EA]])}}
|goalie4-1   = [[Alexander Yeryomenko]] (25 shots / 22 saves)
|goalie4-2   = [[Nikita Bespalov]] (38 shots / 36 saves)

|date5       = 10 March
|score5      = 4–1
|tv5         =
|won5        = 1
|recap5      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860210/game-860210-en.pdf
|5-1-1       = ''No scoring''
|5-2-1       = [[Vadim Shipachyov]] (4) – 18:00
|5-3-1       = {{ubl|[[Maxim Afinogenov]] (2) – 07:38|[[Igor Polygalov]] (2; [[Short-handed|SHG]]/[[Empty net goal|ENG]]) – 17:47|[[Dmitrij Jaškin]] (2; ENG) – 19:21}}
|5-3-2       = 17:03 – [[Patrik Hersley]] (3; [[Extra attacker|EA]]/[[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]])
|goalie5-1   = [[Alexander Yeryomenko]] (36 shots / 35 saves)
|goalie5-2   = [[Nikita Bespalov]] (28 shots / 26 saves)

|date6       = 12 March
|score6      = 2–3
|tv6         =
|ot6         = 1
|won6        = 1
|recap6      = en.khl.ru/pdf/854/860243/game-860243-en.pdf
|6-1-1       = 06:05 – [[Vladimir Bryukvin]] (2)
|6-2-2       = {{ubl|[[Robin Hanzl]] (2) – 13:40|[[Alexander Khokhlachev]] (2) – 19:16}}
|6-3-1       = 06:46 – [[André Petersson]] (5; [[Power play (sporting term)|PPG]])
|6-4-1       = 03:16 – [[Dmitrij Jaškin]] (3)
|goalie6-1   = [[Alexander Yeryomenko]] (34 shots / 32 saves)
|goalie6-2   = [[Július Hudáček]] (31 shots / 28 saves)

|series = Dynamo Moscow win 4–2
}}

==References==
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