Chicago Blackhawks vs St. Louis Blues Prediction: Very goal-rich meeting

Prediction for the NHL Chicago Blackhawks vs St. Louis Blues match which will take place on November 26th. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Chicago has recently been one of the league's underdogs, experiencing a generational change. The club's legends have already left, and young stars are growing up in their place and will lead the team in the coming years. They do not yet have enough experience to show consistently good results, but there are still explosions of activity sometimes. At the same time, Luke Richardson's wards slowed in mid-November, giving out a 5-match series without scoring points. It was interrupted the day before when they managed to get a long-awaited victory in overtime - 4:3 in a home game against Toronto. 

St. Louis is a team with a much more serious level of ambition, which, for all the years of playing in the NHL, has rarely passed cup battles, but last season turned out very badly, and therefore, the local public did not see the playoffs. Fortunately, now we see perfect results in their performance. They alternated wins and losses at the beginning of the regular season, but in the first half of November, they won five out of six games. St. Louis is seventh in the Western Conference standings.

Chicago is a very young and inexperienced team, so they cannot boast consistently good results. In addition, the Hawks could be better, as they have only managed 2 points out of a possible 12 in their last six meetings. St. Louis has a much better record, winning 7 of the previous 11 meetings and playing a very respectable level of hockey. In addition, the statistics of the games also favor St. Louis, as they have won six of the last eight meetings.

The confrontation between Chicago and St. Louis has recently turned out to be very goal-rich. In their four previous meetings, the competitors combined for 27 goals, averaging 6.75 per game - a good result. Both teams have also struggled defensively this season, with the Blues allowing 60 goals in 19 games (3.16 per game) and the Hawks allowing 66 goals in 18 games (3.67 per game).