Capital team, Washington Capitals, claims another victory, credited to star player, Alexander Ovechkin.
The TD Garden Arena played host to an exhilarating encounter between the Boston Bruins and the Washington Capitals on October 4th. The game, which went down to the wire, ended in a 5-4 victory for the visiting Capitals.
The action-packed encounter began with the Capitals taking the lead, as McMichael found the back of the net with assists from Carlson and Wilson. The Bruins responded swiftly, with Milano scoring before the intermission, assisted by Backstrom.
In the second period, the seesaw battle continued as Lucíc equalised for the Bruins, with assists from Lauko and Bicér. The Capitals regained the lead in the third period, as Carlson scored during the power play, with Kuznetsov and Ovechkin (who did not participate in this match) providing the assists.
The Bruins equalised again, with Poitras scoring, assisted by Forsberg and Marchand. The game was far from over, as Lohé scored later to give the Bruins the lead, with Zacha, Lucíc, and McAvoy recording assists. The Bruins equalised quickly, with Rimstad scoring from an assist by Pastrnak.
The game went into overtime, lasting under four minutes, before Phillips scored the decisive goal, assisted by Carlson. The final score of the game was 5:4 in favour of the Washington Capitals, with Nick Foligno scoring the decisive goal in the game.
Despite the excitement, there was no information provided about sports bets in any Russian cities or where to watch Football, Hockey, Esports, Boxing, Tennis, MMA and Pseudo-MMA, or Exotic Sports.
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