Panthers erase three-goal deficit, beat Red Wings 5-4
10 sourcesUpdated Nov 13, 20261 min read
The Florida Panthers rallied from a 4-1 deficit to beat the Detroit Red Wings 5-4, scoring four unanswered goals to complete their biggest comeback of the season. Detroit had scored four straight after Sam Reinhart opened the scoring, with goals from J.T. Compher, Andreas Englund, Lucas Raymond and Marco Kasper, but Gustav Forsling and Lars Eller helped set up Anton Lundell’s late winner; Lundell scored twice. Reinhart’s opener was his 200th goal with Florida, and Carter Verhaeghe recorded three assists. The loss extended Detroit’s losing streak to five games, while Florida earned its first win against an Atlantic Division opponent this season.
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Detroit put up four goals but still can't close out games. That losing streak is starting to look like a real problem.
Lundell scoring the winner after already getting two goals is what separates good teams from the rest right now.
The Red Wings had a 4-1 lead and let it slip away in the third period. Their defense just folded at the worst time.
