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Thanks! Thank you for following the rebroadcast of Game 4 of the series between the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Montreal Canadiens. We look forward to seeing you next Wednesday through VAVEL with the best coverage. Another defeat Like a year ago when they were on the verge of being champions, Tampa Bay lost the first decisive game for the title, but will have another rematch on Wednesday at home. End game Montreal stayed alive by defeating Tampa Bay 3-2 and forcing a fifth game to be played next Wednesday. OT 16:03 Montreal Goal Josh Anderson, after a series of rebounds, put the puck into th...

  MONTREAL -- Josh Anderson was the hero as he scored at 3:57 of overtime, leading the Montreal Canadiens defeating the Tampa Bay Lightning 3-2 on Monday in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final. The Habs were able to extend their season by at least two days with Game 5 on Wednesday night at Amalie Arena in Tampa. The Tricolore is now 3-1 in the series. Anderson scored twice and Alexander Romanov rounded out the scoring for the Canadiens, who earned their first Stanley Cup Final series win since June 9, 1993. Barclay Goodrow and Patrick Maroon responded for the Lightning. Carey Price had a s...

Montreal - Die Montreal Canadiens haben es geschafft, die Entscheidung um die Meisterschaft in der nordamerikanischen Eishockey-Liga NHL zu vertagen. Nach drei Niederlagen hintereinander standen sie mächtig unter Druck, setzten sich am Ende aber mit 3:2 nach Verlängerung durch - und verkürzten dadurch in der Best-of-Seven-Serie gegen die Tampa Bay Lightning auf 1:3. Der kanadische Traum eines weiteren NHL-Titels lebt somit weiter, denn zuletzt jubelte der Rekordmeister 1993. Seither holte keine Mannschaft aus dem Mutterland des Eishockeys mehr den Stanley Cup. In Spiel vier war Josh Anders...

The Lightning came out looking determined to end things at the start of the game, getting the first eight shots on goal and outshooting the Canadiens 12-5 in the first period. It was the Habs, however, who took a 1-0 lead into the intermission thanks to Anderson — as well as Carey Price. Barclay Goodrow responded for Tampa Bay late in the second period to tie the game. Alexander Romanov put Montreal back on top in the third, only for Patrick Maroon to even things up again. Shea Weber took a double-minor penalty for a high stick on Ondrej Palat that drew blood with just over a minute to go i...

USA TODAY The Montreal Canadiens mixed up their lineup Monday night and staved off elimination against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Trailing 3-0 in the best-of-seven Stanley Cup Final, Canadiens coach Dominique Ducharme added three players, subtracted three and shuffled the top three lines. The result: The Canadiens scored first for the first time in the series. Josh Anderson, who was moved in the line shuffles, scored twice, including in overtime, for a 3-2 Montreal victory in Game 4. “We didn’t want to end it tonight in front of our fans," Anderson said. "We expected to go to Tampa tomorr...