Betway daily bet: MTL-UTA

The Montreal Canadiens (20-18-4) will be in action Tuesday evening at the Delta Center to face the Utah Hockey Club (18-17-7). This match will constitute the second and final face-to-face between these two teams this season. 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

MTL : 8-2-0
UTA : 2-6-2

Career records and statistics of starting goalkeepers (with their current team) against the opponent

Potential lineups

First odds: Victory for the Montreal Canadiens

The Canadiens are on an impressive run with a 9-2-1 record since mid-December. This sequence not only revived their playoff hopes, but it also demonstrated their ability to perform on both ends of the ice. Montreal ranks second in the NHL in goals scored (3.58 per game) and third in goals allowed (2.17) during that span.

On the other hand, Utah is going through a difficult phase. With a meager record of 2-6-2 in its last ten duels and only six victories at home this season (6-9-4), the team seems to lack solutions, especially in the absence of their top scorer, Dylan Guenther, injured for an indefinite period.

Montreal has proven that they are comfortable on hostile terrain, winning five of their most recent seven away games. Utah, which is struggling to hit the target (two or fewer goals scored in nine of its last 11 clashes), will have difficulty breaking through the solid defense of the Canadians. Without one of their best attackers, the West team seems helpless against a Montreal team which is riding a great wave of confidence.

Certainly, Utah won the first meeting between these two teams in overtime (3-2 in November), but the dynamics have changed since then. The Canadians are now in great shape and motivated to assert themselves in the fight for a playoff spot.

Second rating: Cole Caufield [Plus de 2,5 tirs au but]

Cole Caufield, one of the Montreal Canadiens’ most electrifying players this season, shines with his ability to generate an impressive volume of shots. With 125 shots in 42 games, he outperforms his teammates in this category and displays admirable consistency.

On Tuesday night, he will face the Utah Hockey Club, formerly known as the Arizona Coyotes. The chances of him maintaining his pace are high, especially since he already exceeded the threshold required for this rating in their only matchup this year, recording three shots against Clayton Keller’s troops.

Caufield’s history against this team further reinforces these expectations. Since the start of his career, the American winger has averaged 2.71 shots per game against the Utah Hockey Club/Arizona Coyotes. Furthermore, this team is allowing an average of 30.2 shots per game at the Delta Center this season, a figure which gives them the seventh highest total at home in the NHL.

The regularity of Goal Caufield is equally impressive. In eight of his last ten appearances, he has reached or exceeded the three-shot mark, regardless of the opponent or the location. His performance in away games is even more eloquent, with 12 consecutive games where he crossed the threshold of two throws. During this streak of 12 games on the road, he recorded no less than 50 shots for an average of 4.17 per duel.

Odds history

All Montreal Canadiens odds are provided by NHL betting site Betway.

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