Los Angeles Kings - Philadelphia Flyers: betting tip (KEF 2.00) and bets on the NHL match

Current form

Los Angeles arrived at Madison Square Garden on March 17 and showed almost perfect away hockey, beating the New York Rangers with a score of 4:1. Even in the first period, Darryl Sutter's team made it clear that they were serious on the ice: Drew Doughty broke through the chaos in front of Igor Shesterkin's goal, opening the scoring. The second period was a real demonstration of attacking coherence for the Kings: two goals in 28 seconds.

First, Mikey Anderson completed a combination with Quinton Byfield and Alex Laferryer, and then Laferryer himself converted the majority and brought the score to 3:0. The Rangers tried to return to the game — Vincent Trocek reduced the gap to 3:1, but reliable defense and Darcy Kemper did not allow the opponents to catch up. Laferriere set the final chord: intercepting the puck in the middle zone, he assisted Trevor Moore, and 4-1 consolidated Los Angeles' confident advantage.

Current form

Philadelphia scored a hard—fought 3-2 overtime victory over the Anaheim Ducks at the Honda Center on March 18. The away start of the match was exemplary: Luke Glendening opened the scoring at the beginning of the first period after Cam York's pass, and Owen Tippett doubled the lead in the second twenty minutes. It seemed that the control was in the hands of the guests. But the Ducks were not going to give up: Cutter Gauthier closed the gap, and then Leo Karlsson equalized, and the game went into overtime. In extra time, Philadelphia found the right lever: Noah Kates correctly set up the stick and brought the team a 3-2 victory. These two points lifted Philadelphia by 76 points, keeping the team in the wild card zone of the Eastern Conference and not letting them relax.