Nashville - Tampa Bay: betting tip (cf. 2.13) and bets on the NHL match

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Filip Forsberg did his best to help Nashville beat Washington, but his double wasn't enough. The meeting ended with the defeat of the hosts with a score of 3:4, and the teams exchanged advantages several times. Forsberg opened the majority account by taking advantage of Roman Yossi's pass. Later, the Swedish striker restored equality, and in the third period Ross Colton scored the third goal for the Predators. However, the decisive goal was scored by Alex Tuck, who scored in the middle of the final twenty minutes. Juuse Saros deflected 25 shots, but failed to save the team from another defeat.
Nashville's recent results are quite contradictory. Before the setback against Washington, the team lost to the Islanders in shootouts (3:4), although they managed to win back with a three-goal difference. Even earlier, they managed to defeat Colorado (6:2), and then Ryan O'Reilly scored four points, and the hosts realized four majorities. At the same time, defeats from Pittsburgh (2:3 OT) and Boston (0:6) once again showed how unstable the team is. The most noticeable advantage remains the outnumbered game, where Forsberg, Steven Stamkos and Yossi are capable of creating serious threats.

Pontus Holmberg had the best match of his NHL career, scoring four points in the previous meeting with Winnipeg. The Lightning won 6-4, although shortly before the final siren, the advantage was reduced to one goal. After two periods, the hosts led 5-1 thanks to the scoring efforts of Brayden Point, Conor Ghica, Anthony Cirelli, John Carlson and Brandon Hagel. However, then the opponent scored three times in a row and made the fans nervous. Only in the end did Holmberg hit an empty goal and finally decided the outcome of the confrontation.
The victory allowed Tampa Bay to improve after two unsuccessful performances on the road. Earlier, the team lost to Utah in overtime (4:5) and Colorado (3:6), but before that they confidently coped with Vegas (6:2). Especially impressive is the effectiveness of the attack, which has never scored less than three goals in the last five matches. Nikita Kucherov regularly participates in creating dangerous moments, and Point and Cirelli are able to effectively complete combinations. However, defense does not always match the level of attack. Even against Winnipeg, the hosts almost missed a four-goal advantage, so they need to be more careful on the road.
Tip and bets
Nashville has enough strong performers to create problems even for the championship leaders. The team's actions become especially dangerous when playing in the majority, where Forsberg and his partners regularly find opportunities for shots. However, Tampa Bay has a much more diverse offense and is able to achieve results not only thanks to individual leaders. In the last meeting, several hockey players made a significant contribution to the victory, and high performance has been maintained for quite a long time. The main task of the guests is to reduce the number of errors near their own gates.
The hosts will probably try to impose a fight and take advantage of the fans' support. However, Nashville is too unstable, especially when the opponent is active in front and forces defenders to spend a lot of time without the puck. Tampa Bay has the necessary speed and skill for regular dangerous attacks. We believe that the guests will be able to take advantage of the offensive advantage and achieve victory in regular time, although the meeting may turn out to be quite effective.
Our betting tip is a Tampa Bay victory in 2.13
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The Tampa Bay ITbetis more than three goals
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In Tampa Bay's last five games, at least six goals have been scored.
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