Highlights and goals: Los Angeles Kings 3-2 Montreal Canadiens in NHL 2021-22

Our coverage of the Los Angeles Kings vs Montreal Canadiens game of the 2021-22 NHL regular season comes to an end.

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GOOOOOOOOOOAL for Los Angeles Kings!

With a nice individual play, Adrian Kempe scores the third goal of the game and the victory for the Kings.

We have more game! Overtime begins.

The last 20 minutes of regulation time are over and the score is still 2-2... We go to over time.

Last minute of third half.

There is a power play in favor of Montreal Canadiens. Phillip Danault was penalized for grabbing an opponent.

Last five minutes... Montreal Canadiens have taken a breather after scoring the equalizer and are now looking hard for the third celebration.

GOOOOOOOOOAL for Montreal Canadiens!

Jake Evans ties the game again. Prior combination between Artturi Lehkonen and Brett Kuklak.

There is now power play in favor of Montreal Canadiens. Mikey Anderson was penalized for high sticking.

There's power play in favor of the Los Angeles Kings. Michael Pezzeta went straight for Brendan Lemieux after they both finished the penalty kill and ended up going overboard.

We will have 4 vs 4 for the next two minutes. Michael Pezzeta (Montreal Canadiens) was penalized for cross-checking and Brendan Lemieux (Los Angeles Kings) for unsportsmanlike conduct.

27 shots against 20... The numbers show how persistent the Los Angeles Kings were in the game. The partial victory is a fair result.

GOOOOOAL for Los Angeles Kings!

Alex Iafallo won the kickoff and in just six seconds put the visiting team ahead.

The third period is underway.

The second half of the match ends. A lot of intensity in these 20 minutes that have just been played. The Kings had several chances to take the lead in the last minutes, but miraculously the score remains 1-1.

Last minute of the second half.

There is a new power play in the game, this time in favor of the Los Angeles Kings, after Ben Chiarot was penalized for hooking.

We are halfway through the second period. The match is still very even, although the Canadiens are trying to take back control of the game.

GOOOOOAL for Los Angeles Kings!

Brendan Lemieux scores the equalizer for the visiting team after a previ combination of Tobias Bjornfot and Blake Lizotte, just after the power play opportunity ended.

There is a power play in favor of the Los Angeles Kings. Michael Pezzeta was penalized for tripping.

The second half of the match gets underway.

End of the first period of the match. Montreal Canadiens win 1-0 at home against Los Angeles Kings.

There is a power play, this time in favor of the Montreal Canadiens after Tobias Bjornfot was penalized.

GOOOOOAL for Montreal Canadiens!

The home team takes the lead with a goal by Ben Chiarot after Calvin Petersen had saved several times for the Kings, but in the end, he couldn't prevent the home team's goal.

We passed the halfway point of the first period. We're still 0-0 on the scoreboard... The Los Angeles Kings are the most insistent in offensive play with seven shots against four.

Phillip Danault of the Los Angeles Kings, takes all the applause from Montreal Canadiens fans after a video compiling some of his best moments with the Canadian team, where he spent the last six seasons.

First power play of the game, in favor of the Los Angeles Kings. Jake Evans was penalized for tripping.

First minutes of the game. At the moment the game is very even, very disputed.

The game between the Los Angeles Kings and Montreal Canadiens is underway.

In defensive play, the Montreal Canadiens have conceded 3.3 goals per game and nullify 68.9% of their opponents' power play opportunities. Jake Allen has given up 31 goals on 309 shots faced, and Sam Montembeault has allowed 8 goals on 71 shots.

Defensively, the Los Angeles Kings have conceded 2.90 goals per game and are nullifying 66.7% of their opponents' power play opportunities. Jonathan Quick has allowed 15 goals on 177 shots, and Calvin Petersen has allowed 13 goals on 124 shots.

Offensively, the Montreal Canadiens average two goals per game and score on 12.5% of their power play opportunities.

Offensively, Los Angeles Kings average 2.60 goals per game and score on 21.1% of their power play opportunities.

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In a few moments we will share with you the starting rosters for the Los Angeles Kings vs Montreal Canadiens live match, as well as the latest information from the Centre Bell. Do not miss a detail of the match with VAVEL coverage.

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This is the start time of the game Los Angeles Kings vs Montreal Canadiens of 9th November 2021 in several countries:    

Argentina: 9:00 PM on Star +
Bolivia: 8:00 PM on Star +
Brazil: 9:00 PM on Star +
Chile: 9:00 PM on Star +
Colombia: 7:00 PM at Star +
Ecuador: 7:00 PM on Star +
USA (ET): 7:00 PM on ESPN
Spain: 2:00 AM (Nov. 10) on ESPN Player
Mexico: 7:30 PM on Sky Sports
Paraguay: 8:00 PM on Star +
Peru: 7:00 PM on Star +
Uruguay: 9:00 PM on Star +

In Montreal Canadiens feature Nick Suzuki, who is the player with the most points with 12, the product of three goals and nine assists.

In Los Angeles Kings feature Anze Kopitar, who is the player with the most points with 15, the product of of seven goals and eight assists.

1. Florida Phanters (12 GP - 21 pts)
2. Maple Leafs (13 GP - 15 pts)
3. Tampa Bay Lightning (11 GP - 14 pts)
4. Detroit Red Wings (13 GP - 14 pts)
5. Buffalo Sabres (12 GP - 12 pts)
6. Boston Bruins (9 GP - 10 pts)
7. Ottawa Senators (11 GP - 7 pts)
8. Montreal Canadiens (13 GP - 6 pts)

1. Edmonton Oilers (10 GP - 18 pts)
2. Calgary Flames (11 GP - 17 pts)
3. Anaheim Ducks (13 GP - 15 pts)
4. San José Sharks (11 GP - 13 pts)
5. Los Angeles Kings (12 GP - 13 pts)
6. Vegas Golden Knigts (12 GP - 12 pts)
7. Vancouver Canucks (12 GP - 11 pts)
8. Seatte Kraken (12 GP - 9 pts)

The finalists of the last Stanley Cup NHL are still not generating a good run of results, as they have just one win in their last five games and this continues to keep them in last place in the Atlantic Division.

The Los Angeles Kings come to this game with a very good present, as they have five consecutive victories. Although they are not in the first places, they are not far away from them and these results have given the team confidence and allow them to be very close.

The match between Los Angeles Kings and Montreal Canadiens will be played at the Centre Bell. This venue, which is located in Montreal, in the district of Quebec, Canada, has a capacity of approximately 21,300 spectators.

My name is Jhonatan Martinez and I will be your host for this match. We will bring you pre-match analysis on VAVEL.