Winnipeg - St. Louis: betting tip (kef 2.30) and bets on the NHL match

Current form 

The Winnipeg Jets played a very mature match against one of the league leaders the day before. On March 14, the team confidently dealt with the Colorado Avalanche at its Canada Life Center arena — 3:1. The start of the meeting turned out to be cautious. The hosts seemed to be eyeing the opponent, were in no hurry to take risks and acted carefully. But in the second period, the Jets improved and immediately found their moments. First, Kyle Connor scored his 30th goal of the season after passing Mark Scheifle, and then he himself became the author of the assist - Alex Iafallo doubled the advantage.

Then Winnipeg played exactly the way teams who are confident in their goalie like to play. In the third period, the hosts focused on defense and practically did not allow the opponent to turn around. Connor Hellebuyck acted calmly and reliably, deflecting 28 shots out of 29. Even a missed puck a minute and a half before the siren did not change the scenario: Kol Perfetti sent the puck into an empty net and sealed the victory. Thanks to this result, the Jets brought their score to 64 points in the Western Conference.

Current form 

The Blues experienced a real hockey thriller on the same day. At the Enterprise Center Arena, they managed to turn the match against the Edmonton Oilers around and won 3-2 in overtime. For a long time, the game was extremely difficult for the hosts. Kaskeri Kapanen scored in the second period, and Connor McDavid increased the visitors' advantage to 0:2 in the third. It seemed that the match was gradually slipping out of hand. But the Blues included a character. The team added aggression to the attack, began to enter the zone with puck control more often and load the opponent's defense.

First, Pius Suter reduced the gap after the transfer of Jonathan Bergren. And then Cam Fowler joined the attack to equalize after Oskar Sundqvist's pass — and it happened less than four minutes before the siren. The overtime turned out to be nervous and fast, but the hosts had the last word. Robert Thomas was in the right place and nine seconds before the end of extra time brought the St. Louis Blues victory. Goalkeeper Joel Hofer also played a big role, blocking 36 shots and preventing Edmonton from developing an advantage. This victory also allowed the Blues to score 64 points and move closer to Winnipeg in the Western Conference table.