Ahmed Musa was the only CSKA Moscow player that failed to convert his penalty kick against Anzhi on Saturday in the Russian Cup final. <br /><br />While Musa has expressed delight that the Army Men won their seventh Russian Cup, he has admitted that he was unlucky not to score from the spot.<br /><br />''<span class="notranslate">Of course, I'm happy that we were able to win such a difficult match.</span> <span class="notranslate"> As for the penalty, then I think luck has turned against me.</span><span class="notranslate"><br /><br />''</span><span class="notranslate"> The most difficult moment of the match? </span><span class="notranslate">Vernblum's red card.</span> <span class="notranslate"> We were left with ten men, but survived, strictly played defense.</span> <span class="notranslate"> <br />''<br />Of course, it was hard to play in this heat, but we managed.</span> <span class="notranslate"> I know that some people think I'm the best player in the championship.</span> <span class="notranslate"> Grateful to them for this evaluation,'' says Ahmed Musa to <i>sport-express.ru.</i><br /><br />Ahmed Musa netted in four consecutive matches in the Russian Cup, beginning from the round of 16.<br /><br />Photo Credit: pfc - cska.com<br /></span>