LiontipsDetroit - Minnesota: betting tip (kef 2.60) and bets on the NHL match
Command Analysis
Current form
Detroit came to Madison Square Garden hoping for a resounding victory, but instead of a triumph, it received a bitter pill — a 1-4 defeat on April 4. The Red Wings could not find a rhythm in the attack: the first two periods were marked by an organized defense and a fantastic game by the New York goalkeeper. The only bright moment for the guests was David Perron's goal in the third period, but by that time the meeting had already gone away from Detroit. The first forty minutes turned out to be difficult: the team unsuccessfully chased the puck and tried to turn the tide of the game. Even when the Red Wings were building pressure, they lacked the finishing touch that could have enlivened the match. In the Eastern Conference, Detroit is still fighting for the playoffs with 88 points.
Current form
Minnesota in Ottawa on April 4 showed hockey that makes fans smile: 4-1 against the Senators at the Canadian Tire Centre. The Wild got off to a strong start: Jonas Brodin opened the scoring, and Vladimir Tarasenko and Jared Spurgeon scored. Less than a couple of minutes later, Ryan Hartman doubled the lead, assisted by Mats Zuccarello.
In the second period, Hartman scored a double (helped by Zuccarello and Kirill Kaprizov), and in the third, Jake Middleton brought the score to a convincing 4-0, assisted by partners Quinn Hughes and Yoel Eriksson Ek. It wasn't until the end that Drake Baterson brought the Senators a symbolic prestige goal. The Wild's main achievement is the brilliant play of goalkeeper Jesper Wallstedt: 33 deflected shots out of 34. In the Western Conference table, Minnesota has already secured a playoff berth with 98 points.
Trends
The Totalbetis more than 4.5 goals
In Detroit's last seven games, eight such bets have played.
Tip and bets
Both teams need points, so they will fight until the last second. Detroit, after its recent loss to the Rangers, will try to rehabilitate itself in front of its fans, but the team looks a little tired and is losing confidence in the attack. Minnesota, on the other hand, is on the rise after a convincing victory over Ottawa. They play well together and act reliably in defense. If Detroit can't rebuild and realize the chances, Minnesota will take the victory away even from someone else's ice.
Our prediction is a 2.60 Minnesota victory.
