March 3, 2026, PWHL (Professional Women's Hockey League) Toronto Sceptres vs. Montréal Victoire. скачать в хорошем качестве

March 3, 2026, PWHL (Professional Women's Hockey League) Toronto Sceptres vs. Montréal Victoire.

On March 3, 2026, the Toronto Sceptres vs. Montreal Victoire match in the Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) was incredibly intense from the start! Toronto Sceptres captain Maggie Connors (#22) scored with 53 seconds remaining in the first period, giving the Sceptres a 1-0 lead. In the second period, with 4:04 remaining, Toronto Sceptres' Blayre Turnbull (#40) made a beautiful catch-and-go one-timer from the right circle. This was assisted by teammate Daryl Watts, who executed a beautiful dribble and delivered a spin pass. Turnbull scored her second goal, making it 2-0 for the Sceptres, as the 8,300-strong crowd at Coca-Cola Stadium erupted in cheers! The Montreal Victoire then intensified their attack. Finally, at 8:04 in the second period, Montreal's captain, Marie-Philip Poulin (No. 29), scored the first goal for Montreal Victory. The score was 1-2, with Toronto Scepters still leading. Montreal Victory continued their offensive, and at 16:55 in the second period, Hayley Scamurra (No. 14) scored the second goal, tying the score at 2-2. The score remained 2-2. Montreal's Hayley Scamurra (No. 14) scored the second goal. At 18:38 in the third period, Lina Ljungblom (No. 25) scored the third goal for Montreal Victory. Montreal Victory led 3-2. Near the end of the game, just when everyone was anticipating the outcome, the Toronto Sceptres scored their third goal in the 3rd Period at 18:55. The goal came with only 1 minute and 5 seconds remaining in regulation time (approximately one minute before the final whistle). It was scored by forward Jesse Compher (number 16). Toronto had adopted a desperate tactic of **removing their goalkeeper and adding an attacking player (6-on-5)**, which ultimately succeeded in securing this last-minute equalizer. The goal was assisted by Renata Fast and Ella Shelton. With two minutes remaining, the score was 3-3 again. Forward Jesse Compher (number 16) scored (the screen mistakenly displayed number 18; it was actually number 16 who scored). The score was 3-3 once more. Extra time was even more intense. Extra time also ended in a draw. The final, thrilling moment arrived! Both teams went to penalties to decide the winner! Neither team scored in the first round. Neither team scored in the second round. Neither team scored in the third round. Neither team scored in the fourth round. In the final round, Montreal Victory scored first. 4:3. Toronto Scepters lost to Montreal Victory. 4:3. Toronto Victory won this thrilling match 4:3.