Vancouver - Seattle: betting tip (kef 2.65) and bets on the NHL match

Current form

The Canucks gave their fans a real hockey performance just the other day. At Rogers Arena, the team managed to pull off an almost hopeless match against the Nashville Predators, winning 4-3 on shootouts. It all started quite calmly: in the first period, Brock Boser opened the scoring, neatly completing a combination with Marco Rossi and Filip Hronek. It seemed that the hosts were in control of the game. But in the second period, Nashville abruptly turned the tide of the meeting. Tyson Jost scored a double, and then Matthew Wood increased the advantage of the guests — 3:1. And here began the very hockey for which the Canucks love.

The team did not give up. In the third period, Marco Rossi reduced the difference, and then Filip Hronek equalized just a minute before the siren, with Vancouver playing without a goalkeeper. The energy of the comeback was already felt in the stands. Overtime did not reveal the winner, but Jake DeBrusok turned out to be more accurate in the shootout. Goalkeeper Tolopilo made several key saves at the same time. Yes, the Canucks have a modest standings so far — the 46-point team closes the Western Conference table, but this team definitely has character.

Current form

The situation for Kraken is completely different now — the mood in the team is noticeably heavier. The last match against the Colorado Avalanche ended in a painful 1-5 defeat at the Climate Pledge Arena. The guests started the meeting as if they were in a hurry to catch the last train: already in the first period, three goals landed in the Kraken's goal. Martin Necas scored first, then Nathan McKinnon scored, and Nicolas Roy scored the third goal in the majority. In the second period, Seattle managed to revive the game at least a little. Riker Evans scored in the minority and reduced the gap. But the joy was short—lived - Nazem Kadri quickly restored Colorado's comfortable advantage.

In the third period, Joel Kiveranta scored 5-1. Goalkeeper Joey Dacord missed three goals after 14 shots and was replaced by Philipp Grubauer. The defeat was the fourth in a row in the home series. The Kraken are currently in 10th position in the Western Conference with 67 points.