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Capitals 5, Canadiens 4 on October 14, 2026

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Washington Capitals hosts Montreal Canadiens at Capital One Arena. Final.

Matchup
WSH5VSMTL4

Capital One Arena

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WSH

  • Jordan Kyrou (2)1st 7:56 · Snap ShotAssists: Cole Hutson (3), Alex Tuch (1)
  • PPIvan Miroshnichenko (1)1st 19:34 · Wrist ShotAssists: Ilya Protas (3), Jordan Kyrou (2)
  • SHAlex Tuch (4)2nd 6:16 · Slap ShotAssists: none
  • Justin Holl (2)3rd 12:29 · Snap ShotAssists: Ilya Protas (4), Alex Ovechkin (2)
  • Alex Tuch (5)3rd 17:05 · Snap ShotAssists: none

MTL

  • Josh Anderson (3)1st 4:29 · Snap ShotAssists: Alex Newhook (2)
  • Lane Hutson (2)1st 11:15 · Snap ShotAssists: Zachary Bolduc (2), Noah Dobson (2)
  • Josh Anderson (4)2nd 12:58 · Snap ShotAssists: Alex Newhook (3)
  • PPNick Suzuki (4)3rd 18:21 · Snap ShotAssists: Lane Hutson (6)

Recap

On October 14, 2026, the Washington Capitals defeated the Montreal Canadiens 5-4 at Capital One Arena. Alex Tuch scored twice and had an assist, including a short-handed strike in the second period and an insurance goal at 17:05 of the third.

Jordan Kyrou tied it 1-1 and set up Ivan Miroshnichenko's power-play goal in the first period. Justin Holl gave Washington a 4-3 lead at 12:29 of the third on a wrist shot through traffic, and Alex Ovechkin picked up his 760th career assist on the play.

Josh Anderson scored twice for Montreal with both goals assisted by Alex Newhook, and Lane Hutson had a goal and an assist in the first meeting between Hutson brothers Cole and Lane. Nick Suzuki cut the deficit to 5-4 at 18:21 during a 6-on-4 after Montreal pulled Jakub Dobes.

Charlie Lindgren made 26 saves for Washington, which improved to 4-3-0 and snapped a two-game losing streak. Dobes stopped 18 shots for the Canadiens, who fell to 3-3-1 after playing the second half of a back-to-back following a shootout win over Buffalo on Tuesday.

Scoring

Washington Capitals won 5–4 at Capital One Arena.

Who scored

Goalies

Justin Holl Goal (2) Snap Shot, assists: Ilya Protas (4), Alex Ovechkin (2) That made the score 3–4 in the 3rd, and Washington Capitals stayed ahead.

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