Arizona – Detroit 4:0 (end) | Colorado – Minnesota 2:1 (after OT) | Anaheim – Dallas 2:6 (end)
Seattle – Winnipeg 0:3 (end) | Buffalo – Edmonton 3:2 (2:1 after SO) | Columbus – Nashville 1:2 (end)
New Jersey – Carolina 2:4 (end) | Boston – Pittsburgh 5:1 (end) | Florida – Calgary 5:1 (end)
after shootout (2:1)
Buffalo Sabres
3:2 (1:2, 0:0, 1:0 - 0:0)
Edmonton Oilers
Saturday 09.03.2024, 18:30 • KeyBank Center, Buffalo • NHL
     
    Buffalo Sabres has won after the penalty shoot-out.

    The winning goal scored by ALEX TUCH.
    51:39 Jacob Bryson (BUF) - 2:2
     
    51:39
    Team Buffalo with just scored a goal!
    Scorer is JACOB BRYSON.
    15:35 Tage Thompson (BUF) - 1:2
     
    15:35
    Team Buffalo with just scored a goal!
    Scorer is TAGE THOMPSON.
    14:19 Warren Foegele (EDM) - 0:2
     
    14:19
    Team Edmonton with just scored a goal!
    Scorer is WARREN FOEGELE. Assisted by Ryan McLeod.
    00:29 Ryan McLeod (EDM) - 0:1
     
    00:29
    Team Edmonton with just scored a goal!
    Scorer is RYAN MCLEOD. Assisted by Leon Draisaitl, Warren Foegele.
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    Goals & lineups Match log
    Goals and assists: 16. T. Thompson, 52. Bryson, dec. goal Tuch – 1. R. McLeod (Draisaitl, Foegele), 15. Foegele (R. McLeod)

    Shootout:

    1. series:
    1:0   Tage Thompson (BUF)
    1:0   Connor McDavid (EDM)
    2. series:
    1:0   Owen Power (BUF)
    1:1   Leon Draisaitl (EDM)
    3. series:
    2:1   Alex Tuch (BUF)
    2:1   Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (EDM)

    Buffalo Sabres: Luukkonen (Comrie) – Dahlin (A), Byram, Jokiharju, Power, Clifton, Bryson – Peterka, Cozens, Benson – Tuch, T. Thompson, J. Skinner – V. Olofsson (C), Krebs, Rousek – Robinson, Jost, Girgensons (A).
    Coach: Don Granato
    Edmonton Oilers: S. Skinner (Pickard) – Bouchard, Ekholm, Desharnais, Nurse (A), Ceci, Kulak – Hyman, McDavid (C), Nugent-Hopkins – Foegele, Draisaitl (A), R. McLeod – Perry, Henrique, E. Kane – C. Brown, Carrick, Janmark.
    Coach: Kris Knoblauch
    Referees: Dwyer, MacDougall – Gibbons, Murray
    Attendance: 19 070