Winnipeg beat Montreal in overtime after falling behind by four goals

On November 4, the Winnipeg Hockey Club defeated Montreal 5-4 in overtime of the National Hockey League (NHL) regular season match. Less than three minutes before the end of regular time, the visitors were conceding four goals.

Winnipeg scored the first goal 2 minutes 39 seconds before the end of the third period. No NHL club has ever started to win back a four-goal gap so late before.

Cole Caufield scored two goals for the hosts, and Owen Beck and Josh Anderson scored one each.The guests regained the gap at the end of the third period. Kyle Connor scored twice in three minutes, while Tyrell Bauer and Morgan Barron each scored a goal. Dylan Samber scored the decisive goal in extra time.

After 16 games, Winnipeg has 13 points and seventh place in the Central Division. Montreal scored 21 points in 15 meetings and is second in the Atlantic Division, informs Sport-Express.

On October 28, Russian forward Kirill Kaprizov of the Minnesota Wild became one of eight hockey players in NHL history who managed to score 14 or more goals during October. The striker achieved his achievement in the regular season match against Utah Mammoth, which ended with a 3-1 victory for his team.