Carolina - Ottawa: betting tip (kef 2.07) and bets on the NHL match

Current form

The Hurricanes confidently beat the Islanders 2-1 in a tense match away in New York. It started out as if someone had tweaked the plot in advance: a quick goal by Nikolai Ehlers after passes from Felix Unger Sorum and Logan Stankven immediately set the pace. The Carolina Hurricanes did not panic — they rarely do this at all, as if it were not part of the club's philosophy.

In the second period, Bo Horvath regained his balance using passes from Matthew Barzal and Victor Ekland. It was his 300th career goal - a round, beautiful figure, but almost useless in the context of the match, because the Carolina Hurricanes are usually not impressed by the anniversaries of their opponents. The decision came in the third period: Mark Jankowski scored the winning goal with passes from Joel Nystrom and Alexander Nikishin. Brandon Bussy played in goal as if he had a personal contract with drama — 28 saves and 96.6% reliability, and the Carolina Hurricanes calmly brought the game to victory, outscoring the Islanders 29-21. Carolina finished the regular season at the top of the Eastern Conference with 113 points.

Current form 

The Senators approach the series with much more emotional baggage. The 3-1 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs turned out to be significant: aggression, majority and the ability to put the squeeze on. Drake Baterson opened the scoring in the majority after passes from Claude Giroud and Jordan Spence. It's important not only that they scored, but also how easily Ottawa enters such moments — their special teams work without too much fuss. In the second period, Warren Voegele doubled the advantage, again realizing the majority. Lassie Thomson and Fabian Zetterlund did everything carefully, without making too much noise — as if they were signing the protocol, and not creating a goal.

In the third period, William Nylander reduced the difference for the Toronto Maple Leafs, but the intrigue did not last long: Dylan Kodzens scored into an empty net after passes from Shane Pinto and Giroux. James Reimer made 19 solid saves with 95% efficiency, and Ottawa as a whole looked composed and quite mature for its wild-card status. The Senators finished the season with 99 points .