Dynamo thrashed Dnipro 4-0, taking revenge for the home 1-3 defeat in summer and making their way closer to the table leaders.
White-Blues took an early lead. After good right flank activity, Kravets passed on to Husyev, the ball then found Corrêa and the Brazilian found the target. Dnipro became more persistent in attacking, yet failed to produce something unforeseeable for Dynamo defense. Nazarenko was deprived of the ball all the time, whereas the duet of Vorobey-Samodin had little chances to repeat their success of the 1st leg game in Kyiv.
Dynamo doubled their lead through Bangoura. The Guinean outplayed Rusol and after 1v.1 battle with the goalkeeper lobbed the ball into the net. Dnipro then had chances to equalize, but their winter signing Rolan Gusev twice missed the target from a favorable position.
Hosts’ second half substitutions did not change the course of the events and Dynamo kept controlling the situation. Oleh Husev thundered into the box and fired in a low goal. With the victory so obvious, Kyiv was still unstoppable. Ninković’s pass went past four defenders and found Kravets. The youngster was left alone with the goalkeeper and coped well with his job.
