On Sunday, December 14, 2025, the Montreal Canadiens hosted the Edmonton Oilers at Bell Centre. The Canadiens won the game 4-1. This victory improved their season record to 16-12-4.

Key performances from the Canadiens included Juraj Slafkovsky, who provided two assists. Alexandre Texier contributed with a goal and five shots on goal. For the Oilers, Zach Hyman was the lone goal scorer.

The game between the Edmonton Oilers and the Montreal Canadiens started slowly, with neither team scoring in the first period. The second period also saw no goals, keeping the score tied at 0-0. The action picked up in the final period, where the Canadiens found their rhythm.

Montreal scored four goals in the third period, securing their win. Edmonton managed to score once, but it was not enough. The Canadiens had 27 shots on goal, while Edmonton had 28. Both teams showed strong defensive plays, with each having 11 blocks. Montreal took advantage of their opportunities, scoring two power play goals.

Evan Bouchard from the Edmonton Oilers had a standout performance. He contributed one assist and took six shots on goal. His efforts earned him 6.0 fantasy points, making him one of the top players for the Oilers in this game.

For Montreal, Juraj Slafkovsky shined with two assists. He also had three shots on goal, leading to 7.0 fantasy points. His playmaking was a key factor in the Canadiens’ victory.

Alexandre Texier also made an impact for the Canadiens. He scored one goal and took five shots on goal. With 6.5 fantasy points, his performance was crucial in securing the win for Montreal.

What’s Next

The Montreal Canadiens’ win over the Edmonton Oilers changes their standings in the Eastern Conference. The Canadiens now have a record of 16-12-4, placing them 10th in their conference. This win helps them stay competitive as they look to climb higher in the standings.

The Edmonton Oilers, with a record of 15-11-6, remain 7th in the Western Conference. This loss does not shift their position, but it highlights the need for improvement to secure a higher spot. Both teams will look to perform well in their upcoming games to boost their standing further.

The Edmonton Oilers will be heading to Pittsburgh to play against the Penguins on Tuesday, December 16. After that, they will visit the Boston Bruins on Thursday, December 18. Their schedule continues with a game against the Minnesota Wild on Saturday, December 20, followed by a home game against the Vegas Golden Knights on Sunday, December 21. Lastly, they will host the Calgary Flames on Tuesday, December 23.

The Montreal Canadiens will stay at home for their next game, facing the Philadelphia Flyers on Tuesday, December 16. They continue their home stretch with a game against the Chicago Blackhawks on Thursday, December 18. The Canadiens will then play the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday, December 20, and will visit them on Sunday, December 21. Their last game before a break is against the Boston Bruins on Tuesday, December 23, at TD Garden.

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