Columbus - Utah: betting tip (cf 1.70) and bets on the NHL match


Command Analysis

Columbus began the regular season with an offensive performance, scoring six goals at home. Buffalo fell under the hot hand of the uniforms. The main characters of the first meeting were Matthew Nice (two goals) and Charlie Coyle (three assists).
The Blue Jackets' main problem remains the defensive line. Last season, Columbus ranked only 28th in the NHL in minority neutralization (76.0%). At the same time, uniforms traditionally powerfully start home meetings, regularly involving rivals in an open exchange of blows.

Utah demonstrated the perfect start to the championship. In the game against Chicago, the team scored six goals, making a phenomenal 66.7% of attempts in the majority. Goalkeeper Karel Weimelka deflected all 15 shots, but in an away match against a more aggressive Columbus attack, the load on the guests' defensive formations will increase significantly.
Mammoth's offense is set by Dylan Gunter (two goals in the first leg) and Captain Clayton Keller (two assists). The team has a huge potential in attack. For example, last season the team was in the top 10 of the league in scoring goals.
Trends
Columbus' Individual Totalbetis less than 3.5 goals
In 3 of the last 5 home matches, the "uniforms" did not overcome this mark.
Utah's individual totalbetis more than 3.5 goals
In 3 of the last 5 matches on the road, the team scored more than 3 goals.
Tip and bets
Both teams demonstrated incredible attacking potential in the opening games of the season, scoring six goals apiece. It is possible that a similar story will happen in the next match. The history of personal meetings between Utah and Columbus clearly confirms the riding trend. For example, in most past head-to-head matches, teams scored at least five goals and sent the game into overtime. Considering all this, we assume that the confrontation will turn out to be a real one.
Our betting tip is a total of more than 5.5 goals for a coefficient of 1.70





























