Pittsburgh - Florida: betting tip (kef 1.70) and bets on the NHL match

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On April 4, a real hockey celebration took place on the ice of the PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh. The Penguins took on the Panthers and staged an extravaganza: the final score of 9:4 speaks for itself. Already on the twentieth second, Noel Acciari opened the scoring, as if reminding everyone who owns the ice. And a couple of minutes later, Erik Karlsson deftly converted most of the passes from Sidney Crosby and Egor Chinakhov — a moment that almost made the fans jump out of their seats. 

The guests tried to hold on: A.J. Greer and Seth Jones scored a goal each, and the first period ended at 2-2. But in the second twenty minutes, Pittsburgh seemed to turn on turbo mode: six goals one after the other. Anthony Manta, Evgeni Malkin scored twice, Elmer Soderblom, Riccard Rakell scored in the majority and Ryan Shi scored. Malkin eventually scored a hat-trick, scoring four points and jumping over 1,400 points in his career, a figure that inspires respect. Arturs Silovs held the goal firmly, deflecting 19 shots out of 23. As a result, Pittsburgh is almost a step away from the playoffs with 94 points.

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But Florida, the two-time champions of recent years, looked like a team after a long night that evening. In the first period, they managed to catch up with the hosts: A.J. Greer and Seth Jones tied the score at 2:2. But in the second period, the Panthers simply disappeared on the ice, conceding six goals and not scoring a single one. Sergei Bobrovsky withstood 19 shots, but six goals flew in — he had to change the goalkeeper. Daniil Tarasov tried to hold the line, but he couldn't save the situation. In the third period, Noah Gregor and Makki Samoskevich each added a goal, but even that looked like a drop in the ocean. As a result, Florida lost all playoff chances with 77 points.