Florida Panthers - Toronto Maple Leafs: NHL match betting tip

Current form

Florida did not start the quarterfinal series with Toronto in the best way and almost suffered a crushing defeat in the first match. The Panthers joined the fight only in the final segment, but still suffered a defeat with a difference of one goal (4:5). In the return match, the team also played actively in attack, but there were often failures in defense, which allowed the opponent to re-realize his attacking potential and led to a second setback in a row (3:4).

As expected, the team was able to unleash its full attacking potential at home, where it pulled out Victoria in overtime (5-4) with great difficulty. Once again, the entire attacking line excelled, and almost all the players scored on effective action. Few people could have expected that Florida would not miss a single goal in the fourth match of the series, winning a 2-0 victory. It seems that two wins in a row gave the club confidence in its abilities, and in the next away match it left no chance for the leafs, defeating them with a five-goal difference (1-6).

Disqualifications and injuries

Rodriguez will definitely not play in the upcoming match.

Interesting betting trends

• According to statistics, Florida makes 26 shots on target
• Panthers win 47.7% of face-offs

Current form

Toronto, after a very successful start in the quarterfinals, began to experience huge problems. The team met serious resistance from Florida, still playing on the home arena, but the Maple Leafs began to suffer setbacks. The team was one step away from a third victory in a row and a critical advantage in the series, but had to suffer an insulting defeat (4:5). Goalkeeper Wall showed his worst side, reflecting only 86% of shots.

In the fourth match of the series, the Leafs played very poorly offensively and made only 23 shots at the Florida goal in three periods, which, of course, was not enough and led to a dry defeat (0:2). It seemed that by returning to the home arena, Toronto would regain the advantage in the series, but suddenly the club suffered a complete defeat (1-6). Once again, goalkeeper Wall showed his worst side, who had to be replaced after the fifth missed goal.

Disqualifications and injuries

Hakanpaa and Stolars remain in the infirmary.

Interesting betting trends

• Toronto gets an average of 8.29 minutes of penalty time.
• According to statistics, the Leafs make 32 shots on target per match.