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On November 1, the NHL regular season match will take place, in which the Vancouver Canucks will host the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Canadians failed to continue their winning streak and failed again in the last match. Will they be able to perform better at home? The rates and betting tip will answer this question
Command Analysis
Vancouver Canucks
Vancouver is having a rough start to the season, stuck at the bottom of the Pacific Division. The long-awaited success in Anaheim (6:5 OT) turned out to be only a one-time flash, because in the next round the Canadians lost to San Jose (2:3), once again demonstrating weakness in the defensive formations.
The Canucks' main problem remains playing defense and goaltending. This season, Vancouver is conceding a disastrous 4.53 goals per match. In the absence of the injured number one Thatcher Demko, there is no one to insure the defense. On offense, Elias Pettersson, who scored 16 points (4+12) and Jonathan Lekkerimaki, who scored six goals, remain the leaders. In addition to Demko, Akil Thomas and Mackenzie McEachern remain in the infirmary.
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto has one of the most spectacular attacks in the league, making it at the top of the Atlantic Division. The team's average of goals scored is 3.73. In recent away games, the Maple Leafs destroyed Edmonton (7:2), but then stumbled in Calgary (2:5) and Seattle (4:5).
In the Toronto squad, Auston Matthews can be singled out, who leads the team's scoring list with 23 points (10+13). At the same time, the real revelation was 18-year-old sensational newcomer Gavin McKenna. In the last game against Seattle, he scored a double. Kirill Marchenko, Miles Wood, Chris Tanev and Nick Blankenburg remain in the infirmary.
The catastrophic state of Vancouver's defense is unlikely to help the Canadians expect to win. The Canucks have one of the worst minority neutralization systems in the NHL and miss too much. For Toronto's powerful offense, this state of affairs in the opponent's defense would be the perfect gift. Most likely, Auston Matthews and Gavin McKenna will destroy Vancouver's defensive redoubts and bring the visitors another victory.
Our prediction is that Toronto will win the match by a factor of 1.62
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