Vancouver Canucks - Utah Mammoth: betting tip (kef 1.78) and bets on the NHL match

Current form

The Vancouver Canucks got into an unpleasant maelstrom again on December 2 in Denver, losing 3-1 to the Colorado Avalanche. The team continued its series of setbacks, losing six of its last seven matches and registering its third defeat in a row. Linus Karlsson stood out against this background: he slipped between the defenders, made a soft feint and turned Arshdeep Baines' pass into an elegant goal at 2:55 of the first period.

It seemed like it was supposed to cheer up the team, but the ending turned out to be difficult. Kevin Lankinen pulled out 28 shots, pulled as hard as he could, but failed to keep up the pace of Colorado. With a 10-14-3 record, Vancouver has settled into eighth place in the Pacific Division, and so far it's hard to say that the team feels confident in the distance.

Interesting facts for betting

Vancouver scores an average of 2.8 goals per game.

Current form

Utah Mammoth showed on December 4 that even after a hard stretch, you can return to the ice as a predator. At the Honda Center, the team played a match that looked like a hockey party.: 7-0 against Anaheim Ducks. Such a victory was a record for the franchise and at the same time the stopping point of a prolonged decline — four defeats in a row and eight in ten games were left behind. 

J.J. Peterka shone as the main engine of the attack: two goals, two assists, confidence in every touch. Clayton Keller built into the festive tone, adding a goal and two assists. Multi-point performances by Gunther, Cole, Schmaltz and McBain added to the picture of confidence. Karel Veimelka scored his seventh NHL shutout, deflecting all 27 shots. The result is 13-12-3 and fifth place in the Central Division, which gives the team a sense of returning to a working rhythm.

Interesting facts for betting

Utah scores 2.7 goals on average per game.