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Game over
The game ends and the winner is the Colorado Avalanche.
OT | 18:41
Avalanche Goooooal!
OT | 20:00
We start overtime, the winner will be the first to score.
Third period
The third period ends and we go to overtime.
Ninth Goal
Thank u Mikko!#GoAvsGo pic.twitter.com/6vlfZdFbGZ — Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) June 7, 2022
3P | 3:22
Oilers Goooooal!
Eighth Goal
Nathan MacKinnon ties the match.
We subscribe to playoff Nate. #GoAvsGo pic.twitter.com/ZjjNWugwhY
— Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) June 7, 2022
3P | 5:13
Avalanche Goooooal!
3P | 5:48
Power play for Avalanche.
3P | 6:30
Avalanche Goooooal!
3P | 8:58
Power play for Oilers.
Seventh Goal
Gabriel Landeskog approaches Avalanche on the scoreboard.
Gabe? GABE#GoAvsGo pic.twitter.com/LuxNQrwPXj
— Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) June 7, 2022
3P | 11:02
Avalanche Goooooal!
Sixth Goal
Zach Hyman scores and puts the Oilers up 2 goals on the scoreboard.
The ol' knuckle puck to keep them on their toes, obviously. #LetsGoOilers pic.twitter.com/UtaqmuUFZt
— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) June 7, 2022
Fifth Goal
Devon Toews scores after the rebound.
Toewser using those angles!#GoAvsGo pic.twitter.com/PoTRwHWxLb
— Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) June 7, 2022
3P | 16:04
Oilers Goooooal!
Fourth Goal
Connor McDavid is assisted by Leon Draisaitl and scores the Oilers third goal.
Third Goal
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins scores the second goal for the Edmonton Oilers.
🗣 NUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU *inhales* UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE #LetsGoOilers pic.twitter.com/mFORunBeJg
— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) June 7, 2022
3P | 19:29
Avalanche Goooooal!
3P | 20:00
The last period begins.
Second period
The teams go to rest and the score is Colorado Avalanche 1-3 Edmonton Oilers.
2P | 1:06
Oilers Goooooal!
2P | 1:58
Power play for Oilers, two minutes ahead for Edmonton.
2P | 3:03
Oilers Goooooal!
2P | 5:37
Very even game, no team dominates the game at the moment and we are still waiting for the third goal.
Second Goal
Zach Hyman is assisted by Leon Draisaitl and Darnell Nurse.
ZMH. IYKYK. #LetsGoOilers pic.twitter.com/cfGoilZPCl
— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) June 7, 2022
2P | 11:54
First power play of the second period for the Edmonton Oilers, Gabriel Landeskog is penalized two minutes.
2P | 12:21
Oilers Goooooal!
2P | 13:20
The Colorado Avalanche are close to scoring another goal and are keeping their pressure up.
2P | 17:21
The Colorado Avalanche maintains control of the game, putting a lot of pressure on the Oilers and making quick attacks in search of the second goal.
2P | 20:00
The second period begins.
First Period
The teams go to rest and the score is Colorado Avalanche 1-0 Edmonton Oilers.
1P | 0:46
Several saves by goalkeeper Mike Smith (Oilers) who protects his goal.
1P | 4:00
Power play for Edmonton Oilers, Erik Johnson is penalized two minutes.
1P | 7:41
The Edmonton Oilers did not take the opportunity and fail to score in the power play.
1P | 9:41
Power play for Edmonton Oilers, Darren Helm is penalized two minutes.
First Goal
Cale Makar shoots from a distance and scores the first goal.
It's CALE MAKAR.#GoAvsGo pic.twitter.com/Nt38zTnjcz
— Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) June 7, 2022
1P | 13:43
The Colorado Avalanche dominates the game and there is no response from the Oilers.
1P | 16:04
Avalanche Goooooal!
1P | 17:07
Power play for the Colorado Avalanche.
1P | 17:42
Tight game, both teams looking for their first chances to score.
1P | 20:00
The match begins, both teams will seek to stay with the victory.
Edmonton Oilers Warmup
Watch live as the Edmonton team prepares for the game.
⏰ WARMUP TIME ⏰#LetsGoOilers | #StanleyCup https://t.co/Gmf3RTM7qg
— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) June 6, 2022
Colorado Avalanche Warm-up
The Colorado team is already in the stadium preparing for today's game.
Another night, another big test. #GoAvsGo pic.twitter.com/KwqEx3IOAH
— Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) June 6, 2022
Referees
The referee designation for today's game is as follows:
Referee: Chris Rooney #5
Referee: Jean Herbert #15
Linesman: Jonny Murray #95
Linesman: Ryan Gibbons #58
Battle for Victory
A great game is approaching between these two teams that will seek to emerge victorious in the Eastern Conference final. Do not take off and then we share the statistics of the last game.
Last showdown!
The series is led by Colorado 3-0. The last game was last Saturday June 4, 2022, Colorado Avalanche won 4-2 at Rogers Place. It is necessary to highlight the multiple goals, blows and shots that were in the game and that we hope will be repeated today.
Fans
Hockey fans are getting ready for Game 4 at Rogers Place.
🧡 #LETSGOOILERS!! 💙
— Rogers Place (@RogersPlace) June 6, 2022
The @FordCanada Tailgate Party is now open and we need you RIGHT HERE to to cheer on your @EdmontonOilers for Game 4! Grab your friends and family and get down to #IceDistrict now!! pic.twitter.com/KjShno0NaT
Injury Report
Possible players not playing for this match are as follows:
Colorado Avalanche: Darcy Kuemper (out), Andre Burakovsky (out) and Nazem Kadri (out).
Edmonton Oilers: Kailer Yamamoto (out) and Evander Kane (suspended).
Arrival of the Colorado Avalanche
The Colorado Avalanche players are already at the stadium.
Call sign: Avalanche #GoAvsGo pic.twitter.com/dmmW2MsqhA
— Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) June 6, 2022
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What time is the Colorado Avalanche vs Edmonton Oilers match for NHL 2022?
This is the start time of the game Colorado Avalanche vs Edmonton Oilers of June 6th in several countries:
Argentina: 9:00 PM on Star+ and ESPN.
Bolivia: 8:00 PM on Star+ and ESPN.
Chile: 9:00 PM on Star+ and ESPN.
Colombia: 7:00 PM on Star+ and ESPN.
Ecuador: 7:00 PM on Star+ and ESPN.
Brazil: 9:00 PM on ESPN and Star+.
United States (ET): 8:00 PM on ESPN and NHL.TV.
Mexico: 7:00 PM on ESPN and Star+.
Paraguay: 9:00 PM on Star+ and ESPN.
Peru: 8:00 PM on Star+ and ESPN.
Uruguay: 9:00 PM on Star+ and ESPN.
History between both teams
During the 2021-2022 regular season Colorado Avalanche vs Edmonton Oilers met 3 times. They were interesting games between both teams that had many goals, hits and shots on goal. One regular season game was played at the Ball Arena, where the Avalanche played. The other two games of the regular tournament were played at Rogers Place, the winner of one game being the Oilers and the other being Colorado. Both teams proved to be unstoppable playing at home, so it will make this series very interesting to watch. Next, we leave you the results of the 3 games they had in the regular season:
Edmonton Oilers 2-3 Colorado Avalanche (Game 1)
Colorado Avalanche 2-1 Edmonton Oilers (Game 2)
Colorado Avalanche 3-6 Edmonton Oilers (Game 3)
Edmonton Oilers Players to Watch
The next three players are essential for the team's offense and defense, and the result they get on Monday will depend a lot on them. German center Leon Draisaitl (#29) is considered the best player on the team. He has the highest number of goals and the second highest assist for the Oilers, in the 2021-2022 regular season he had 55 goals and 55 assists. The second player is Connor McDavid (#97), he plays center and is the team's top assistant with 79 assists in 80 games played. Finally, goalkeeper Mike Smith (#41) has had very good games in the playoffs, he will be very important for the defense and he made a total of 800 saves on the season.
Edmonton Oilers in the tournament
The Oilers had an incredible regular tournament, after 49 wins, 27 losses and 6 losses in overtime they got 104 points that left them in fifth place in the western conference. The Oilers are in the 11th position in the league and are part of the Pacific Division. Their last 3 regular season games ended in victory. In the first round of the playoffs they were victorious against the Los Angeles Kings by winning the series in game 7. They faced the Calgary Flames in the second round of the playoffs and won the series 4-1 to advance to the conference finals. They arrive as the underdogs to win the finals against the Avalanche, however they could surprise the tournament and advance to the next stage of the tournament.
Colorado Avalanche Players to Watch
The next three players are essential for the team's offense and defense, and the result they get on Monday will depend a lot on them. The first is center Nathan MacKinnon (#29), who has played very well in the postseason. He has the most goals in the team playoffs with 10 goals, in the 2021-2022 regular season he managed 32 goals and 52 assists. The second player is Cale Makar (#8), he plays as a defender and had 28 goals and 58 assists in the tournament. He is the team's highest assistant in the playoffs, notching 13 assists in 13 games and also managed 4 goals. Finally, goalkeeper Darcy Kuemper (#35) has had very good games in the playoffs, it will be very important for him to keep playing well and he made a total of 1,616 saves on the season.
Colorado Avalanche in the tournament
The Avalanche had an incredible regular tournament, after 54 wins, 20 losses and 8 losses in overtime they got 119 points that left them in second place in the Eastern Conference. Colorado is in second position in the league and is part of the central division. Their last 2 regular season games ended in losses. In the first round of the playoffs they swept the Nashville Predators 4-0 in the series and showed their dominance on the court. They faced the St. Louis Blues in the second round of the playoffs and ended up winning the series 4-2. They are favorites for the Eastern Conference finals because of their performance in the regular season and are expected to advance to the grand finale of the tournament.
The stadium
The venue for this match is the Rogers Place stadium, it is the home of the Edmonton Oilers and is located in the city of Edmonton, Canada. It is a multipurpose stadium with a capacity of 18,500 spectators. Since September 8, 2016, it has become the official arena of the team and cost approximately 279 million dollars.
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