Canadiens Triumph 4-2 Over Sabres in Latest Matchup
The Buffalo Sabres faced a setback against the Montreal Canadiens, losing 4-2 in their recent matchup. The game took place at the KeyBank Center on Saturday, where Buffalo initially held a 2-1 lead through the second period.
Game Highlights
Montreal turned the tide in the third period, thanks in large part to Cole Caufield, who scored two crucial goals, effectively ending the Sabres’ five-game winning streak.
Sabres’ Performance
Despite the defeat, the Sabres’ season has been notable. They have a record of 24 wins and 2 losses when leading after two periods.
- Alex Lyon was in goal for Buffalo, achieving 27 saves on 30 shots.
- This marked his first loss since Black Friday, breaking a franchise-record winning streak of 10 games.
In a positive note for the Sabres, Owen Power ended a 24-game goal drought, scoring his fourth of the season. Noah Ostlund also contributed with a goal, as Buffalo battled to maintain their lead.
Current Standings
The loss puts Buffalo just two points behind the Canadiens, who are now positioned ahead in the Eastern Conference standings. The teams are evenly matched in their season series, each having secured two victories against the other.
As the season progresses, both teams will be looking to solidify their playoff positions. The Sabres have shown potential but will need to bounce back quickly after this loss to regain momentum.
