Jersey Devils' red uniforms, with white replacing the Devils' red, orange replacing green, and black replacing white. The NHL shield was featured on the front, with two black stars to the left and right above the shield, and three additional black stars on each shoulder. The Rendez-vous '87 patch was worn on the right sleeve in lieu of the player number. The Soviet team wore their standard red national team uniforms with white trim, with the Cyrillic СССР on the front, and team captain Viacheslav Fetisov wearing a "К" for his captain's letter. The players' names on the back, however, were romanized. Lineups Game One – February 11, 1987 NHL All-Stars won the game 4–3, thanks in part to the line of Wayne Gretzky, Jari Kurri and Esa Tikkanen. Dave Poulin scored the winning goal on a deflection from Mario Lemieux, but Lemieux was initially credited with the goal. On the bench, Lemieux could be seen pointing toward Poulin as the goal was announced. Referee: Sergei Morozov Linesmen': Ron Finn, Ray Scapinello Game Two – 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. Referee : Dave Newell Linesmen : Ron Finn, Ray Scapinello Series MVP's, NHL All-Stars Wayne Gretzky; Team USSR Valeri Kamensky References External links Canada Versus the Soviet Union The heyday of the battle for world hockey supremacy (1972–1987) Rendez Vous '87 See also Ping pong diplomacy Glasnost 1986–87 in Canadian ice hockey 1986–87 in American ice hockey 1986–87 in Soviet ice hockey National Hockey League All-Star Games Ice hockey competitions in Quebec 1987 CBC Sports 1986–87 NHL season 1980s in Quebec City Sports competitions in Quebec City February 1987 sports events in Canada 1987 in Quebec