Rubin Kazan are close to their second consecutive Russian championship following a 0-2 victory at CSKA Moscow.
As Spartak Moscow lost their match to Krylya Sovetov on Saturday, Rubin knew that a win at CSKA would allow them to extend their lead to four points with just two matches to go.
It wasn’t a walk in the park at CSKA, but Cesar Navas eventually put Rubin ahead in the 66th minute. A late goal from Alexander Bukharov took away any remaining doubts, 0-2.
In the remaining games, Rubin host Zenit St Petersburg and visit Kuban Krasnodar, while Spartak receive local rivals CSKA followed by an away match to Zenit.
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