The Montreal Canadiens (10-14-3) will host the Anaheim Ducks (10-12-3) Monday evening at the Bell Centre. On this occasion, discover a selection of interesting odds offered by the Betway platform.
Before diving into these odds, let’s review some important information regarding these two formations in preparation for the matchup.
Last ten matches
ANA : 5-4-1
MTL : 5-4-1
Career record and statistics of starting goalkeepers (with their current team) against the opponent
Lukas Got: 1-1-0 / 0.889 / 3.50
Samuel Montembeault : 1-3-0 / 0,896 / 3,10
Potential alignment of the two teams
AND:
Frank Vatrano – Ryan Strome – Troy Terry
Cutter Gauthier – Mason McTavish – Alex Killorn
Brock McGinn – Isac Lundestrom – Brett Leason
Ross Johnston – Jansen Harkins – Sam Colangelo
Jackson Lacombe – I’m Zellweger
Cam Fowler – Radko Good
Brian Dumoulin – Jacob Trouba
Lukas got it
John Gibson
MTL :
Cole Caufield – Nick Suzuki – Alex Newhook
Juraj Slafkovsky – Kirby Dach – Patrik Laine
Josh Anderson – Christian Dvorak – Brendan Gallagher
Emil Heineman – Jake Evans – Joel Armia
Kaiden Guhle – Mike Matheson
Lane Hutson – Justin Barron
Arber Xhekaj – David Savard
Samuel Montembeault
Cayden Primeau
First rating: total goals [moins de 6,5 buts]
The Montreal Canadiens do not shine with their defensive performance this season, with an average of 3.59 goals allowed per game. This figure places them second among the most permissive teams in the National Hockey League (NHL), behind only the Pittsburgh Penguins, who concede 3.72 goals per game. However, at home, the performances of the training led by Martin St-Louis improved significantly. Since the start of the campaign, the CH has posted an average of 3.07 goals conceded per duel at the Bell Centre, which ranks it 18th in the league in this category.
On the offensive side, the Habs struggle to find the back of the net, scoring only 2.6 goals on average per home game. This performance is among the lowest in the NHL.
The Anaheim Ducks, for their part, are also experiencing difficulties offensively. On the road, the Californian team scores only 2.5 goals per match. However, their defense proves to be one of the strongest on the circuit, conceding only 2.4 goals per game on the road.
In the last five clashes between the Ducks and the Canadiens played at the Bell Centre, the total goals scored has only reached seven twice. Furthermore, looking at the Canadiens’ five most recent home games this season, we see that the total number of goals remained below seven in four cases. A similar trend is emerging for the Ducks, with only one game in their last five road outings where this limit has been crossed.
Given this data, it seems plausible to anticipate a match where the total number of goals scored will remain below seven.
Second rating: Nick Suzuki [plus de 0,5 points]
Nick Suzuki is going through an impressive streak of six consecutive games with at least one point. Over his last three home appearances, the Canadiens captain has accumulated four points. During his most recent confrontation against the Ducks at the Bell Centre, the forward distinguished himself by registering his name three times on the scoresheet. We only need a point on Monday from the number 14 and, given his current form, he should be able to achieve that.
Odds history since November 30: 9-0
December 7: WSH-MTL
December 5: NSH-MTL
December 3: NYI-MTL
30 November : MTL-NYR
All Montreal Canadiens odds are provided by NHL betting site Betway.
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