St. Louis - Dallas: betting tip (kef 2.02) and bets on the NHL match

Current form

On January 24, the St. Louis Blues played a real thriller on their ice at the Enterprise Center against the Los Angeles Kings and lost in a shootout with a score of 4:5. The first period was reserved for the guests — Taylor Ward opened the scoring, but in the second the Blues simply exploded and scored three goals in a row: Dalibor Dvorsky equalized, Brayden Schenn took the lead, and Jordan Curu scored a double with a beautiful wrap-around. The Kings did not give up and quickly regained their balance, and in the third Trevor Moore, who returned from injury, scored and made 4-4.

Overtime didn't solve anything, and in the shootout Moore became the hero of the evening, scoring the decisive goal while Darcy Kemper blocked the hosts' key attempts. Joel Hofer pulled as hard as he could, but the series let him down. The team currently has a record of 19-24-9 and sits at the bottom of the Central Division.

Current form

The Stars scored a tense 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Blues on January 24 at the American Airlines Center, consolidating their solid third place in the Central Division with 67 points. The match began with an exchange of goals in the majority in the first period: Wyatt Johnston put Dallas ahead, but soon Dalibor Dvorsky equalized the score for St. Louis.

In the second, Pavel Buchnevich gave the Blues a 2-1 advantage, but Matt Duchene quickly responded with another home majority. The decisive moment came at the end of the third period, when Jason Robertson, the Stars' best player that night, scored his 30th goal of the season on a snap pass from Ruupe Hinz a minute before the siren, brought victory. Goalkeeper Jake Ottinger supported the team with 20 saves. The Stars currently have a 29-14-9 record and are in third place in the Central Division.