Ottawa - San Jose: betting tip (cf. 1.60) and bets on the NHL match

Brady Tkachuk's return to Ottawa turned out to be especially pleasant for local fans. The former Senators captain, who now plays for Florida, opened the scoring in the first period, making the most of it. However, then Travis Green's team completely seized the initiative. Tim Stutzle restored equality before the first break, and in the second twenty minutes Claude Giroux and Shane Pinto created a comfortable advantage.

In the final segment, Warren Vogele and Stephen Halliday scored in the minority, setting the final score of 5:1. It is especially pleasant for the hosts that five hockey players scored goals at once. However, it wasn't without its troubles either. Linus Ullmark left the ice in the third period due to a lower body injury, and his participation in the next meeting remains in doubt. Instead, Samuel Ersson appeared. Now the coaching staff needs to solve the problem with the goalkeeper position, since there is practically no time to recover.

McClean Celebrini continues to confirm his status as one of the NHL's most dangerous young forwards. In the previous meeting against Montreal, he scored a double and an assist, with the second goal being the winning goal. However, at first the situation was very difficult for San Jose. After two periods, the visitors lost 1-3 and found almost no way to cope with the Canadian attack.

However, in the third segment, Michael Misa reduced the gap, and Tyler Toffoli realized the majority and restored equality. In overtime, Celebrini again took advantage of the numerical advantage and brought victory 4:3. Alex Nedelkovic made 31 saves, knocking out his teammates several times at crucial moments. This success helped to improve after losing to Toronto (1-3). However, the Sharks defense continues to allow too many dangerous situations. This is especially noticeable on the road, where opponents regularly get opportunities to shoot from good positions.