FinalW
Saturday, November 10, 2018 · Centre Bell
Game analysis
Canadiens beat Golden Knights 5–4
- T. Tatar scored the game-winner at 12:17 of the third.
- The Canadiens came back from a 2-goal deficit.
- A. Niemi stopped 34 of 38 shots (.895) for the win.
- The Canadiens won despite being outshot 38–27.
- Power play: MTL 0/2, VGK 2/3.
- The Golden Knights dominated the dot, winning 61% of faceoffs.
Three stars
- 1st starA. Shaw
MTL · 2G 0A
- 2nd starJ. Kotkaniemi
MTL · 1G 1A
- 3rd starW. Karlsson
VGK · 1G 2A
Scoring summary
1st
- 17:40VGKB. HuntPPAssists: W. Karlsson, T. Hyka1–0
- 18:37VGKJ. MarchessaultAssists: R. Smith, W. Karlsson2–0
2nd
- 6:04MTLC. HudonAssists: J. Kotkaniemi, V. Mete2–1
- 7:09MTLA. ShawAssists: J. Drouin, M. Domi2–2
- 9:57MTLJ. KotkaniemiAssists: A. Lehkonen, K. Agostino2–3
- 14:34VGKA. TuchAssists: C. Miller, C. Eakin3–3
Team stats
| VGK | Stat | MTL |
|---|---|---|
| 38 | Shots | 27 |
| 60.9% | Faceoff % | 39.1% |
| 2/3 | Power Play | 0/2 |
| 4 | PIM | 6 |
| 31 | Hits | 25 |
| 23 | Blocked | 11 |
| 14 | Giveaways | 17 |
| 7 | Takeaways | 7 |
Golden Knights at Canadiens recap: final score, goals, shots, period-by-period stats and key takeaways, from the NHL’s official data.
Highlights & analysis
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