New Jersey - Detroit: betting tip (kef 2.45) and bets on the NHL match

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New Jersey is approaching the match in a good mood. On March 7, the team had a lively duel against the New York Rangers on the Prudential Center ice and won with a score of 6:3. The game turned out to be emotional - a classic derby in which it is rarely boring. The hosts started cheerfully: at the very beginning of the first period, Jesper Bratt sent the puck into the net. However, the Rangers quickly recovered and responded with two accurate shots — Will Borgen and Vladislav Gavrikov scored.

The Devils did not lose their heads: Dawson Mercer converted the majority and restored balance to the scoreboard. The second period passed in approximately the same rhythm — the teams exchanged attacks and goals, as if playing hockey chess. But the real spectacle happened in the final twenty minutes. Niko Hishir made the most of it and put New Jersey ahead, and then Jack Hughes took the stage. The striker scored a hat-trick and added an assist to it. His two goals in the end finally cleared up questions about the winner — one of them was sent into an empty net. This success allowed the Devils to score 66 points. The team is currently located at the bottom of the Eastern Conference table.

Current form 

The Red Wings have a much more nervous situation. On March 7, the team lost to the Florida Panthers with a score of 1:3 on the ice of Little Caesars Arena, and this defeat turned out to be quite painful. The visitors opened the scoring in the first period — Matthew Tkachuk found himself unattended in the danger zone and coolly realized the moment. In the second period, the Red Wings got a great chance and took advantage of it: in a five-on-three game, Alex DeBrinkat adjusted the puck after Patrick Kane's throw.

However, in the third period, Florida took the lead again — Tkachuk successfully set up the stick for the majority, and at the end of the meeting he sent the puck into an empty net and scored a hat-trick. The situation for Detroit was complicated by the injury of Captain Dylan Larkin, who left the ice and was unable to continue the game. The loss of the leader is felt immediately: the team created chances, threw more, but the implementation was clearly not enough. The Red Wings continue to stay in the playoff contention zone. After 63 matches, the team has 78 points.