The Canadiens lose a rare regulation-time game at home

After four straight wins, Montreal returned to action tonight against the New York Rangers with Samuel Montembeault back in goal. Here's the rest of the lineup:

And Rangers:

It didn't take the Canadiens even five minutes to score two goals.

First, Juraj Slafkovsky scored on a beautiful pass from Caufield.

And on the power play, captain Nick Suzuki scored his first goal of the season. What a game by Ivan Demidov in terms of consistency.

Later in the period it was Rangers' turn to launch a massive attack. Mika Zibanejad, as he often does in matches against the Habs, scored with a precise shot into the top corner.

The Habs, despite a rough middle period, held the lead until the third period, but New York scored two quick goals in the third. First, J.T.

Moments later, Samuel Montembeault failed to clear Matthew Robertson's shot at the blue line.

After this goal, Monti was unable to keep his team one goal away from their opponents. 4-2 Rangers.

After that goal, Noah Dobson chose the right moment to score his first goal in a Habs uniform, cutting the lead to

However, it was too late and the magic of the last few games did not work. A rare defeat for the club in regulation time. For the first time since 15 regular season games (February 9). Final score: guests 4-3. Martin St. Louis' (4-2-0) team next plays on Monday against the Buffalo Sabers.

“Extension”

– Why?

– Six Scouts at Bell Center.

– Good thing.

– No.

– Oh.

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