Rendez-vous '87 - Game Two - February 13, 1987

February 13, 1987

The Soviets won the contest 5–3. This game featured the emergence of the young Soviet forward line consisting of Valeri Kamensky, Viacheslav Bykov, and Andrei Khomutov. After the game, the players on each team exchanged hockey sweaters as part of the hockey tradition.

	NHL All-Stars	U.S.S.R.
Final Score	3	5
Scoring Summary	Messier (Kurri, Gretzky) 3:32 first (PPG) Wilson (Gretzky, Goulet) 7:33 third (PPG) Bourque (Lemieux, Gretzky) 19:23 third	Kamensky (Khomutov, Bykov) 3:13 second Krutov (Fetisov, Larionov) 5:41 second Kamensky (unassisted) 19:41 second Krutov (Larionov) 9:19 third (GWG) Khomutov (Kamensky) 12:59 third
Penalties	Anderson 9:50 first C. Lemieux 11:33 first	Nemchinov 3:22 first Krutov 9:50 first Fetisov 17:04 first Nemchinov 6:05 third Kasatonov 11:46 third Priakhin (minor and misconduct) 17:20 third
Shots on Goal	6–13–12–31	7–9–13–29
Win/Loss	L - Grant Fuhr	W - Evgeny Belosheikin

Referee : Dave Newell
Linesmen : Ron Finn, Ray Scapinello
Tournament MVP's, NHL All-Stars Wayne Gretzky; Team USSR Valeri Kamensky

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