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Ottawa Senators vs Edmonton Oilers: Live streaming options, where and how to watch game live on TV, channel list & more | December 22, 2024

Modified Dec 22, 2024 13:19 GMT

The Ottawa Senators take on the Edmonton Oilers at the Rogers Place this Sunday. The puck drop is scheduled to take place at 08:00 PM EST.

The Senators (18-13-2) are looking formidable with a six-game winning streak and don't look like stopping any time soon. The Oilers (20-11-2), meanwhile, come into this game on the back of two straight 3-2 wins in overtime and will hope to improve on that further in the next game.

Ottawa Senators vs Edmonton Oilers game info

Date: Sunday, Dec. 22
Time: 8 p.m. EST
Venue: Rogers Place, Edmonton
TV Broadcast: SNW, RDS, TSN5
Live Streaming US: ESPN+
Live Streaming Canada: Sportsnet App, TVA App
Live Streaming RoW: NHL.tv

Ottawa Senators game preview

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The Senators look to be exhibiting a fantastic run of form over the last few weeks. Their latest win over the Vancouver Canucks was a hardfought 5-4 win in overtime. The side would want to overcome the Oilers and make it seven wins on the trot.

Ottawa Senators injuries

Anton Forsberg, David Perron and Artem Zub are all currently sidelined for the Senators due to their ongoing injury concerns.

Edmonton Oilers game preview

The Oilers have bounced back from their defeat against the Florida Panthers with two consecutive wins. Their last two outings against the Boston Bruins and the San Jose Sharks have ended up in 3-2 victories. The side will want to wrap things up in regular time for an improvement.

Edmonton Oilers injuries

Winger Evander Kane remains the only player currently sidelined for the Oilers. His return is rumored to be in the first quarter of 2025.

Senators and Oilers key players

Forward Tim Stutzle leads the line for the Senators in terms of points as he has scored 11 goals and provided 28 assists in the first 33 games of the season.

Leon Draisaitl continues to be pivotal for the Oilers as he is their leading points-scorer so far with 51 points while Connor McDavid closely chases him with 48 points having played three games less than Draisaitl.