Edmonton Oilers vs Vegas Golden Knights Prediction: The Oilers began to play very cheerful and effective

Prediction for the NHL match which will take place on November 29. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Edmonton had a bad start in the current regular season and, therefore, was left without a head coach very quickly: Jay Woodcroft retired, and instead of him, the management of the Canadian club appointed Kris Knoblauch. It took a while for the new coach to get progress from the players, but recent games suggest that the Oilers are heading in the right direction. For starters, they beat Washington 5:0 on the road, and a day later, in a home game, they left no chance of success to Anaheim 8:2. The most important thing for the Blue-Orange is that for these two games, the McDavid-Dreisaitl pairing totaled 14 points. So far, Edmonton is only 13th in the Western Conference standings.

Vegas still leads the Western Conference standings, but the reigning Stanley Cup winner's latest results hint that they must share the first line soon. The team has had a great start to the current regular season. They suffered their first loss of the season in the eighth game of the season to Chicago - 3:4 but lost in overtime, and for the first time without scoring points, remained only in the 13th meeting, losing in the match with Anaheim - 2:4. Since then, the Black and Gold have lost seven of their last ten games.

Edmonton and Vegas are currently located at different poles of the Western Conference standings. If the "oilers" occupy only the 13th line, the Knights remain in the lead. Blue-Orange won the last two games with a score of - 13:2, but the Black and Gold have seven defeats in ten previous battles.

The confrontation between Edmonton and Vegas is characterized by solid goal activity. In the previous ten head-to-head meetings, the rivals scored 73 pucks (7.30 average per game). Moreover, the Oilers have been playing very fun and productive lately, and that's why we've seen 42 shots on goal in the last five games (8.40 average per game).