Prediction:Edmonton Oilers win @ 1.55

Both layers blend and yield
Edmonton Oilers and San José Sharks make up their minds in an event where I can not really designate a 1X2 winner. Two teams that mixed and given the latest results.
Edmonton Oilers comes to the match with three wins and three losses on the last six games. Picked a 3-2 win against Minnesota Wild lately, but I do not think that the result reflects the match image in any way. The last two home matches have resulted in a loss. Just the home game has been a big question mark this season – Oilers has actually lost 10 of 15 home games this season, all losses under regular playing time. At least, worrying. Even the offensive I think seems rather weak lately. Certainly, the 7-2 victory over the Blue Jackets five days ago convinces, but at the same time, you’ve still missed out in two of the last four games. 14 wins of 33 possible beds for a 14th place in the Western Conference table, a location that still testifies to the tough season one had so far. Can be really clever when facing a defensive strong San José.
San José Sharks have gone the stronger, with 17 wins of 31 possible – one facit that sleeps for a seventh place in the Western Conference table. The form of the day is up and down with three wins and two losses on the last five matches. On the move, one has convinced eight wins of 14 possible – all winnings during regular playtime. In particular, the Sharks have proved a rugged stability in the defensive, one is actually the team that has released at least the goals of all teams (75) throughout the series. Extremely impressive. Little interesting is that you managed to keep zero this season. My feeling is that Sharks should still be seen with nice chances. If you succeed in closing down Edmonton’s offensive, while defending the defensive game – yes, it’s most won for the guests.

The focus in focus
I really do not believe in any goalkeeper’s innings. A team on one side whose offensive is not really trusted, against a team that has let at least goals of all teams throughout the series. Expect the guests to come to the game with a defensive approach, the key to victory is definitely to neutralize the home team’s offensive with Connor McDavid at the forefront. Giving the guests a defensive character in the game, something more often than rarely tended to do this season, yes, it may be goal-intensive.
Oilers go below the 5.5-line in 16 of 33 matches this season, which corresponds to 49% of the matches. Sharks are under the same line in 22 out of 31 matches this season, which corresponds to 71% of the matches. It’s really no coincidence. No teams directly sprinkling into the offensive. And then I choose to play under 6 Asian, which still feels like a really good line. Full win at five goals or less, bet back at exactly six goals. From a mutual perspective, the game is in four of the last six meetings between the teams.