KHL's Dinamo Minsk wins game on shorthanded goal with 0.1 seconds left (video)

Martynov found himself with the puck near his own blueline with just seconds left in the third and the score tied at 2, when one of the Kunlun players fell. That left Martynov with a wide open lane all the way to the other end of the ice. He took advantage of it, beating the opposing goaltender on the breakaway with a well-placed shot. At first, it wasn't clear whether it counted, with everyone knowing there was very little time left on the clock, if any. The play was reviewed, and it was determined that the puck crossed the line with 0.1 seconds left. Not a bad way to win a game!