Fan of Panthers Belt National Anthem ahead of Stanley Cup Final Game 4
A crowd sold at the Amarate Bank Arena in Sunrise sang the national anthem together before Game 4 of the Stanley Cup final.
- Florida Panthers defeated Edmonton Olers 5–2 in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup final.
- Brad Marchand scored two goals for Florida, while Sam Bennett, Sam Renehart, and Etu LuSnann added each.
- Panthers now lead series 3–2 and can win their second consecutive Stanley Cup titles with a win in Game 6.
- Game 6 on Tuesday at 8 pm, sunrise for ET is scheduled in Florida.
Florida Panthers are on the verge of repeating as Stanley Cup Champion.
Brad Marachand scored two goals to win 5–2 to win 5–2 on Oilors 5–2 in game 5 of the Stanley Cup final in Edmonton on 14 June.
Marchand and Sam Bennett scored goals in the first period and the stifting defense of the panthers took advantage of two-grains, until Marchand scored again in the third period and did not give Florida a 3–0 lead.
Oilers star Connor McDwid quickly responded to giving a brief life to Edmonton, before Sam Renhart’s target reinstated the three goals lead of the panthers.
Edmonton remained the goalkeeper Calvin Picard under only four minutes and paid it as Kori Perry, which was capitalized at the benefit of the man’s man.
In the attempts to return to the last desperate return of the olers, Etu Luosarinn of Florida silenced the congestion of Edmonton with a rolling shot in an empty trap from the ice defensive end.
Panthers and Olers will play the game 6 of the Stanley Cup final on Tuesday, which will be in ET at 8 pm at sunrise.
This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.
Eric j. Wolcas is the deputy sports editor for Palm Beach Post. He can be reached at ejwallace@gannett.com.