Detroit - Philadelphia: betting tip (cf. 1.73) and bets on the NHL match

Detroit just can't seem to get the game going defensively. Todd McLellan's team won only one of the first six matches, and even the 5-3 home victory over Ottawa turned out to be quite difficult. This was followed by defeats to Seattle (3-6) and Montreal (0-1 B). The meeting with Kraken turned out to be especially offensive, where the hosts failed in the second period and conceded four goals at once.

However, in the last game against New Jersey, the offense started working again. Alex Debrinkat scored a double and an assist, Michael Brandsegg-Nygaard and Emmitt Finney also scored once. Moreover, in the third period, Debrinkat equalized the score and moved the meeting into overtime. However, the extra time lasted just over a minute, after which Jack Hughes brought victory to the visitors (5-4). John Gibson made 32 saves, but the defensive mistakes were too serious again.

Philadelphia fans have not seen anything like the current start of the season for a long time. Eight matches without a win, only ten goals scored and 30 conceded at once. Rick Tokket's team practically does not create dangerous moments, and when an opponent opens an account, it becomes extremely difficult to recoup. At the same time, personnel losses are seriously hindered. Travis Konekny and Rasmus Ristolainen are out of the lineup, while Cam York's participation remains questionable.

The last meeting with Seattle at least gave me some positive emotions. After two periods, the Flyers were trailing 0-2, but in the third period they managed to restore equality in just 73 seconds. Christian Dvorak scored first, then Trevor Zegras scored. Dan Vladar made 29 saves and even scored an assist. However, the guests were still stronger in the shootout (3:2). In general, the team showed character, but they did not achieve victory again.