Utah - Los Angeles: betting tip (kef 1.93) and bets on the NHL match

Current form 

Yuta is a mood team, a flash team. On March 20, at the Delta Center against the Anaheim Ducks, it all started in such a way that even now you can put it in the textbooks on the perfect start. Already in the first minute, Dylan Gunther, as if from a cannon, fired in the majority — a pass, a snap, a goal. And the stands began to hum: here she is, a lively, daring Utah. But hockey is an insidious thing. Does not tolerate relaxation. As soon as Mammoth slowed down a little, Dax was instantly punished. And in the minority, Ryan Pawling ran away one to zero and equalized in cold blood. And from that moment on, the game seemed to slip out of the hands of the hosts.

Anaheim added pressure in the second period, and Alex Killorn pushed the puck into the goal in a classic rush for such matches. And then it's psychology. Utah seems to be running and throwing, but Lukasz Dostal is standing in the visitors' goal, who this evening caught the very courage of the goalkeeper when it seems that he sees the puck in advance. 29 rescues is almost a perfect evening. The final turned out to be painful: two goals into an empty net, and the final score was 1:4. Now Utah is balancing on the fifth place of the Western table.

Current form 

Los Angeles is almost a mirror story, but with an even more dramatic twist. On March 21st in Crypto.com Arena vs. Buffalo Sabres started off quite briskly, too. Artemy Panarin implemented most of them beautifully, with feeling, and with precision. It seemed that the owners had found their wave. But, as is often the case with the current Kings, it was not possible to keep her. In the second period, Teige Thompson equalized, and the game entered a sticky, nervous phase. And then the third period came — and it became a real cold shower for Los Angeles.

First, Sam Carrick leads the guests forward. A minute later, Rasmus Dahlin adds another one, and it already feels like the Kings have swum. And when Zach Benson sends the puck into an empty net, it finally becomes clear.: It's not just a defeat, it's a loss of control over the game. Anton Forsberg did his best, making 30 saves. But the defense was cracking like ice in April. But there was a lack of freshness and, more importantly, ideas ahead.  The Kings are even lower in the table than their current opponent, and the prospects are still vague.