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Russian football: Rubin bounces back

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Published 08 May, 2008, 19:11

Dynamo’s clash with Krylya Sovetov was the most eye-catching in the Russian Premier League on week 9, ending a 2-2 tie. Elsewhere Rubin recorded another win, while CSKA was to a scoreless tie.

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