Montréal Canadiens at St. Louis Blues — 2026-10-27

Tuesday, October 27, 2026Final
2–0
SOG: 20 – 46
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SCORING SUMMARY

P2 11:23
Zachary Bolduc(Mike Matheson, Alexandre Texier)
1–0
P3 17:43
Florian Xhekaj(Mike Matheson, Kirby Dach)
2–0
MTL
STL
Expected goals share

STL controlled play with 61% of expected goals.

2.854.42
High-danger
1628
Chances
2244
Attempts
4980
Shots
2046
Shots by period
1ST
89
Even
2ND
913
STL 59%
3RD
324
STL 89%
Irons (Posts & Crossbars)
0
1
Possession
42.4%
Faceoff %
57.6%
4
Takeaways
6
18
Giveaways · fewer is better
19
Physical & discipline
19
Hits
26
18
Blocks
11
6
Penalty minutes · fewer is better
6
Special teams
Power play · filled = goal, hollow = chance
0 for 3
0 for 3

MA INSIGHTS

Game Summary

Fowler Swallows a Blues Barrage in 2-0 Montréal Win

Bolduc and Xhekaj supply the goals, Neighbours rings a post, and St. Louis drops a second straight at home despite carrying the play.

Montréal won 2-0 in St. Louis, and Jacob Fowler made it possible by stopping all 46 shots he faced. The Blues had the puck, the pressure and the better looks for most of the night. They still could not beat him.

The shot clock showed how lopsided it was. St. Louis outshot Montréal 46-20 and took 62% of all shot attempts. Its chances added up to 4.42 expected goals, which is how many goals those looks would usually produce. Fowler stopped every one of the dangerous chances from close in, and Jake Neighbours came closest when he hit a post.

At the other end, Jordan Binnington stopped 18 of 20 shots. Zachary Bolduc and Florian Xhekaj scored the goals, and Mike Matheson set up both in 23 minutes of ice time.

Dylan Holloway, Connor McMichael and Philip Broberg combined for 16 shots and no goals. The Canadiens have now won three straight, and this one owed a lot to the bounces and to their goalie.

— by MA Insights AI —
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IRON METRICS

MTL
0Iron Hits
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STL
1Iron Hit
Jake Neighbours (1)
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