Here is a match program for the Stanley Cup finals. The NHL championship will be resolved by June 21 at the latest.
Alexander Barkov skipped the Florida Panthers’ first championship in the season of 2023-2024. AOP / USA Today Sports
Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers meet for the second year in a row in the Stanley Cup finals.
The finals will be launched at 3.00 am between Wednesday and Thursday night.
If the series stretches to a sequence game like last spring, it will be played on Midsummer Saturday on June 21st. at 3.00.
Stanley Cup Finals Match Program
- Thursday 5.6. at 3.00: Oilers -Panthers
- Saturday 7.6. at 3.00: Oilers -Panthers
- Tuesday 10.6. at 3.00: Panthers -Oilers
- Friday 13.6. at 3.00: Panthers -Oilers
- Sunday 15.6. at 3.00: Oilers -Panthers (if necessary)
- Wednesday 18.6. at 3.00: Panthers -Oilers (if necessary)
- Saturday 21.6. at 3.00: Oilers -Panthers (if necessary)
The home team first mentioned.
As a home team in the series, the Oilers starts as it was better placed in the NHL regular season. So the first two matches in the series will be played in Edmonton and the next two in Sunris, Florida. Last year, the Panthers started as the home team, who eventually won the championship with a match of 4-3.
The last two of the same teams have met each other in consecutive spring in the Stanley Cup finals in 2008 and 2009. Detroit Red Wings won the 2008 championship, while in 2009 the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Detroists.
This can be done until 1983 and 1984, when the last time we saw the final was seen. The New York Islanders took the -83 championship, while the Edmonton Oilers grabbed a revolution from the Islanders in the spring of -84.
So now Edmonton has the opportunity to continue the statistics and take a revolution from the Panthers.
Previous Ten Stanley Cup winning teams
- 2024: Florida Panthers
- 2023: Vegas Golden Knights
- 2022: Colorado Avalanche
- 2021: Tampa Bay Lighting
- 2020: Tampa Bay Lighting
- 2019: St. Louis Blues
- 2018: Washington Capitals
- 2017: Pittsburgh Penguins
- 2016: Pittsburgh Penguins
- 2015: Chicago Blackhawks
The Panthers have won one championship during club history. It came last season. Oilers have five championships (1984, 1985, 1987, 1988 and 1990). The former NHL dynasty is now trying to cut off a long curse.
Five Finnish NHL players are fighting for the Stanley Cup this spring. Oilers in the finals represents Kasperi Kapanen. Captain’s play in the Panthers ranks Alexander Barkov, Eetu Luostarinen, Anton Lundell mixed Niko Mikkola. The Panthers’ assistant coach is Finnish Tuomo Ruutu.
The Finns of the Panthers were already involved in last spring’s championship group. For Kapanen, the Stanley Cup would be the first of his career.