Chicago Blackhawks vs Colorado Avalanche Prediction: Teams from the opposite ends of the Western Conference standings

Prediction for the NHL Chicago Blackhawks vs Colorado Avalanche match which will take place on December 20th. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Chicago continues to suffer setback after setback and remains one of the league's biggest underdogs. That's unsurprising, as they have been one of the league's weakest teams for the past few years, and now they're without the veteran players. We occasionally see bursts of activity from the Hawks, but they can't boast good results over the distance. In their last four games, they lost 4:2 to Washington, 4:1 to Edmonton, 7:1 to Seattle, and 4:3 to Vancouver the night before, dropping them to last place in the Western Conference.

Colorado is a team with a completely different level of skill and ambition. The Avalanche were eliminated in the first round of the Stanley Cup last year, but that failure only made them angrier and stronger. In the current regular season, we see that they are not doing anything but are responsible for almost every confrontation, which allows them to stay in the leaders. In the last four games, they made only one mistake: losing to Winnipeg - 6:2 while beating Calgary - 6:5, Buffalo - 5:1, and San Jose - 6:2 the day before. 

Chicago and Colorado are at opposite ends of the Western Conference standings. The Hawks are at the end of the standings and are in horrible shape, winning just two of their last ten games and failing to score a point in their previous four. The Avalanche are in much better shape, winning three of their last four games and moving into the top-3. In addition, in favor of Denver shouts and statistics of meetings, according to which they have won six of the last seven games.

In the upcoming match, Colorado can count on two points and high-goal activity. Denver has scored 19 goals in the last four games, averaging 4.75 goals per game. At the same time, Chicago has struggled defensively, allowing 19 pucks (4.75 average per game).