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There will never be a Spartak like in 1975! " The author of the golden shot at the 1975 USSR Championship, when Spartak Leningrad defeated CSKA for the only time in history and became the national champion, spoke about the removal of Russian sports from international competitions in the national championship among veterans. According to him, sports and politics cannot be separated, and the return of Russian athletes will depend on the development of the situation. He believes that no one will be able to repeat the success of his team in modern times, as "before there was the word 'our', but now somehow it's a bit unclear [who they are]". At the same time, he noted that the skill level of the players has increased significantly. Separately, Kuznetsov touched on the problems of the coaching profession, calling it ungrateful: "There is only one first place, and everyone must explain how it happened that such a great coach cannot take first place." Sergey Kuznetsov is the champion of the Soviet Union as part of Leningrad Spartak. In 1975, he brought the team victory in the final of the Soviet Union Championship against CSKA, when he scored the decisive goal a few seconds before the siren. This shot entered the history of Soviet basketball as "golden". Mash on sports on MAX.

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There will never be a Spartak like in 1975! " The author of the golden shot at the 1975 USSR Championship, when Spartak Leningrad defeated CSKA for the only time in history and became the national champion, spoke about the removal of Russian sports from international competitions in the national championship among veterans. According to him, sports and politics cannot be separated, and the return of Russian athletes will depend on the development of the situation. He believes that no one will be able to repeat the success of his team in modern times, as "before there was the word 'our', but now somehow it's a bit unclear [who they are]". At the same time, he noted that the skill level of the players has increased significantly. Separately, Kuznetsov touched on the problems of the coaching profession, calling it ungrateful: "There is only one first place, and everyone must explain how it happened that such a great coach cannot take first place." Sergey Kuznetsov is the champion of the Soviet Union as part of Leningrad Spartak. In 1975, he brought the team victory in the final of the Soviet Union Championship against CSKA, when he scored the decisive goal a few seconds before the siren. This shot entered the history of Soviet basketball as "golden". Mash on sports on MAX.

There will never be a Spartak like in 1975! " The author of the golden shot at the 1975 USSR Championship, when Spartak Leningrad defeated CSKA for the only time in history and became the national champion, spoke about the removal of Russian sports from international competitions in the national championship among veterans. According to him, sports and politics cannot be separated, and the return of Russian athletes will depend on the development of the situation. He believes that no one will be able to repeat the success of his team in modern times, as "before there was the word 'our', but now somehow it's a bit unclear [who they are]". At the same time, he noted that the skill level of the players has increased significantly. Separately, Kuznetsov touched on the problems of the coaching profession, calling it ungrateful: "There is only one first place, and everyone must explain how it happened that such a great coach cannot take first place." Sergey Kuznetsov is the champion of the Soviet Union as part of Leningrad Spartak. In 1975, he brought the team victory in the final of the Soviet Union Championship against CSKA, when he scored the decisive goal a few seconds before the siren. This shot entered the history of Soviet basketball as "golden". Mash on sports on MAX.

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