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Knights’ early third-period goals seal the deal
In a gripping Ontario Hockey League (OHL) clash on December 13, the London Knights showcased their prowess with a stunning 4-2 victory over the Windsor Spitfires at Canada Life Place in London, Ontario.
The game was marked by a flurry of goals in the early third period, which ultimately decided the outcome. With this win, the Knights have now achieved an impressive record of 20 victories in their last 21 games, solidifying their position at the top of the OHL standings.
Key players shine in the spotlight
William Nicholl, Jacob Julien, and Kasper Halttunen were instrumental in breaking a 1-1 tie, scoring three quick goals that propelled the Knights to a commanding lead. Halttunen, who not only scored a goal but also provided two assists, was named the game’s first star, while Landon Sim, with a goal and two assists, earned the second star.
Sam O’Reilly also contributed significantly, racking up two assists and winning 17 out of 22 faceoffs, showcasing the depth and talent of the Knights’ roster.
Windsor’s struggle and future matchups
The Spitfires opened the scoring with a power-play goal from Anthony Cristoforo, but the Knights quickly responded, demonstrating their resilience.
Despite Tnias Mathurin’s late goal for Windsor, the Knights maintained control of the game. Looking ahead, the Knights are set to face the Spitfires again on December 14, followed by a matchup against the Erie Otters on December 18.
Fans can catch all the action live on 980 CFPL and through the iHeart Radio and Radioplayer Canada apps.
