Boston - Washington: betting tip (KEF 2.10) and bets on the NHL match

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The last match of Boston left a double impression on the fans. On March 6, at the Bridgestone Arena, the Bruins lost to Nashville with a score of 3:6. It would seem that the result is unambiguous, but the game itself turned out to be much more dramatic.  It didn't start out well for the guests. In the first period, Nicolas Haig opened the scoring, and in the second, the hosts continued the pressure — Matthew Wood realized a rare opportunity in the minority and made the score 2:0. Boston managed to respond only after the opponent was eliminated: Morgan Geeky realized the majority and gave the team hope. But Nashville caught on that night.

In the second period, the pucks were sent one after another into the visitors' goal by Eric Haula, Filip Forsberg, who converted the majority, and Wood again, who scored a double. The scoreboard suddenly showed 5:1, and the situation for the Bruins became almost hopeless. In the third period, the Bostonians attempted a comeback. Charlie McAvoy and Viktor Arvidsson reduced the gap, but Evangelista's Bow set the final point, hitting an empty goal. Goalkeeper Jonas Korpisalo had a tough evening — 26 saves with six goals conceded. It was the second loss in the last three games for Boston. Nevertheless, the team remains in eighth place in the Eastern Conference table with 73 points.

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Washington is not in a good mood either. On March 4, on the home ice of Capital One Arena, the Capitals lost to Utah with a score of 2:3. The guests began the meeting more actively. Already in the first period, Dylan Gunther opened the scoring, and a couple of minutes later Mikhail Sergachev converted the majority and doubled the advantage. It seemed that the game was starting to slip out of the hands of the hosts. However, Washington quickly responded. Pierre-Luc Dubois converted the majority and returned the intrigue before the break. 

In the second period, Utah again took advantage of the opponent's removal: John-Jason Peterka sent the third puck into the home team's goal. The Capitals had to catch up again. In the third period, Ryan Leonard narrowed the gap with a precise snap in the majority. This goal was his first in 14 matches, which added emotion to the stands. The ending turned out to be nervous — Washington even took off the goalkeeper, but failed to even the score. Logan Thompson blocked 20 shots, but the defense failed several times at key moments. The Capitals currently occupy 11th place in the East with 69 points.