NHL Prediction: Philadelphia Flyers against Utah Mammoth
Philadelphia Flyers
Utah MammothMore picks
- Period 3: No draw 1.27 won
Match result
Philadelphia Flyers 6:3 Utah Mammoth (1:1, 2:0, 3:2)
The NHL game between the Philadelphia Flyers and Utah Mammoth ended with a 6:3 score, featuring period results of 1:1, 2:0, and 3:2. The prediction "Period 1: Both Teams To Score - No" lost because both teams scored in the first period.
Our prediction: Period 1: Both Teams To Score - No at 1.42 — the bet lost.
Our prediction: Period 3: No draw at 1.27 — the bet won.
Philadelphia Flyers host Utah Mammoth at Xfinity Mobile Arena on November 1. Philadelphia sit 16th in their conference, while Utah are fourth in the Western Conference, three points behind Minnesota. The Flyers need to end a three-game losing run.
Philadelphia Flyers: scoring remains ahead of the results
Recent form and home profile
Philadelphia have won two of their last five and lost three. They scored in all five games. The run included home wins over Colorado and an away win at Buffalo, followed by home defeats against Anaheim and Columbus and a 2:5 loss in Washington. Their defensive record is the greater concern.
Strengths, weaknesses and availability
- Matvei Michkov has eight goals this season, scored twice against Anaheim and has a five-game scoring streak.
- The club's recent home results point to weaker defensive coverage in front of the crease.
No Philadelphia injury or suspension is listed. The probable lineup and tactical deployment are unconfirmed; Michkov is the clearest attacking reference point, while the recent home results point to weaker defensive coverage in front of the crease.
- Washington Capitalsaway2:5
- Columbus Blue Jacketshome3:4
- Anaheim Duckshome4:5
- Buffalo Sabresaway3:1
- Colorado Avalanchehome3:2
Utah Mammoth: stronger record with an exposed defence
Form, travel and competitive position
Utah have won three of their last five, scoring 18 and conceding 19. They have scored in every game, including five against Pittsburgh and Tampa Bay, but have also conceded in all five. Their latest result was a 4:3 away win over Pittsburgh. In their two most recent road games, the Mammoth have scored seven and conceded eight, making their away profile productive but uncontrolled.
Personnel, special teams and pressure points
- Mikhail Sergachev has 14 points, including 3 goals and 11 assists, in 12 games and is a major outlet from the blue line.
- Utah’s attack averages 3.6 goals across the last five matches, while the defence allows 3.8.
- Logan Cooley will miss several weeks with a lower-body injury, removing a regular forward from the rotation.
- Goaltender save percentage and Utah’s power-play and penalty-kill rates are not provided, preventing a precise special-teams comparison.
21-year-old Daniil But made his NHL debut on October 30. His role in Philadelphia is unspecified. The Mammoth have the higher conference position and won their latest road game, but their repeated concessions create the conditions for a high-event match.
- Pittsburgh Penguinsaway4:3
- Minnesota Wildhome1:3
- Tampa Bay Lightninghome5:4
- Seattle Krakenaway3:5
- Pittsburgh Penguinshome5:4
Head-to-head record favours Utah
Utah have won all four official meetings in the last five years. The scores were 4:2, 3:2, 5:4 and 3:0, giving the Mammoth a 16:8 aggregate advantage. Philadelphia have lost both home meetings in this sequence, scoring twice in one and failing to score in the other.
The series averages six goals per game, although the latest meeting finished below that mark. Both teams scored in three of the four games, while the most recent Philadelphia home fixture ended in a Utah shutout.
- 06.03.2026Philadelphia Flyers0:3Utah MammothNHL
- 22.01.2026Utah Mammoth5:4Philadelphia FlyersNHL
- 05.02.2025Utah Mammoth3:2Philadelphia FlyersNHL
- 09.12.2024Philadelphia Flyers2:4Utah MammothNHL
Team news and motivation before the faceoff
Logan Cooley is unavailable for Utah for several weeks after suffering a lower-body injury in a collision with Edmonton. His absence reduces forward depth for a team that has scored in each of its last five games. Daniil But’s NHL debut adds an option, but his expected ice time is undefined.
Philadelphia’s main attacking reference is Michkov’s scoring run and his status as the team’s leading scorer with eight goals. Utah are chasing the Western Conference lead from fourth place, three points behind Minnesota, while Philadelphia are trying to reverse three consecutive defeats. No further injuries, suspensions, confirmed line combinations or coach quotations are included.
Line-ups
Philadelphia Flyers
Substitutes: 53. Joseph Woll
Coach: Rick Tocchet
Utah Mammoth
Substitutes: 33. Sebastian Cossa
Coach: Andre Tourigny
Our Prediction
Philadelphia Flyers host Utah Mammoth at Xfinity Mobile Arena while attempting to end a three-game losing run. Utah have won three of their last five and sit fourth in the Western Conference. Our bet is Period 1: Both Teams To Score - No 1.42. Philadelphia conceded five goals against Washington, which points to a more controlled opening.
Utah have scored in all five recent games, but Logan Cooley’s absence for several weeks reduces their forward depth. The Mammoth also conceded in each of those five games, while scoring 18 goals across the sequence. Philadelphia scored in all five latest fixtures, but lost its recent home games against Anaheim and Columbus by 4:5 and 3:4. Utah won all four previous meetings. The projected score after Period 1 is Philadelphia Flyers 0:1 Utah Mammoth.
Conclusion
Period 1: Both Teams To Score - No 1.42 is the selection. Philadelphia’s defensive approach after three straight defeats and Utah’s reduced forward depth support a measured opening twenty minutes rather than early goals from both teams.
Chances by market estimate
Team form
- Washington Capitalsaway2:5
- Columbus Blue Jacketshome3:4
- Anaheim Duckshome4:5
- Buffalo Sabresaway3:1
- Colorado Avalanchehome3:2
- Pittsburgh Penguinsaway4:3
- Minnesota Wildhome1:3
- Tampa Bay Lightninghome5:4
- Seattle Krakenaway3:5
- Pittsburgh Penguinshome5:4
Standings · Eastern Conference
| # | Team | P | W | D | L | Goals | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 | Pittsburgh Penguins | 14 | 2 | 0 | 7 | 47:49 | 12 |
| 15 | Philadelphia Flyers | 16 | 4 | 0 | 8 | 35:54 | 12 |
| 16 | Columbus Blue Jackets | 12 | 1 | 0 | 7 | 29:39 | 10 |
Head-to-head
- 06.03.2026Philadelphia Flyers0:3Utah MammothNHL
- 22.01.2026Utah Mammoth5:4Philadelphia FlyersNHL
- 05.02.2025Utah Mammoth3:2Philadelphia FlyersNHL
- 09.12.2024Philadelphia Flyers2:4Utah MammothNHL
About the match
- 1 November · 16:00 New York
- Venue: Xfinity Mobile Arena (Philadelphia)
Odds
odds before kick-off
Market view and goal-total direction
The market makes Utah the away favourite at 46.4% in the three-way assessment, with Philadelphia at 31.1% and the draw at 22.5%. The away line is shortening, while the home-win and draw lines are moving in the opposite direction. The movement matches Utah’s better recent record, higher conference position and four-match head-to-head dominance.
The over-five-and-a-half-goal side is assessed at 54.3%, but its line is drifting, while the under side is supported by a move toward 45.7%. The strongest market signal is both teams to score at 89.7%, with that line also shortening. Philadelphia and Utah have both scored and conceded in all of their last five matches, producing 33 total goals in the Flyers’ games and 37 in the Mammoth’s.
Our prediction
- Market
- Period 1: Both Teams To Score - No
- Odds
- 1.41
- Odds at prediction
- 1.42
- Confidence
- Our estimate
- 65%
- Market estimate
- 65%
- Stake amount
- 100 $ · 1.41
- Potential win
- 41 $
- Odds at kick-off
- 1.41
- Status
- lost
- Profit
- −100 $
