For the second consecutive game, the Lightning failed to maintain the lead in the third quarter.

However, unlike Saturday, Tampa Bay insisted on overtime and finally defeated the Wild Team 5-4 in the shootout at Amalia Arena on Sunday.

After Alex Barre-Boulet scored in the middle of the third quarter and gave Tampa Bay a 4-2 lead, Kevin Fiala and Joel Eriksson Ek scored in the last three minutes of the rules to send the team into overtime.

Neither side failed to break through in overtime, but Steven Stammkos' penalty goal and Brian Elliott's three-pointer contributed the second point for the Chargers.

The first quarter TBL 1, MIN 0 1:06 Anthony Cirelli (5)-Victor Hedman, Ondrej Palat-PPG Just 12 seconds after the start of the game, Lightning launched a strong offensive under the condition that Alex Goligoski was required to persist. Anthony Cirelli extended the team's consecutive scoring record to five games in less than a minute, allowing Victor Hedman's score to pass Kaapo Kahkonen, giving Tampa Bay an early lead.  

TBL 2, MIN 0 11:14 Pat Maroon (4)-Pierre-Edouard Bellemare, Corey Perry With less than 9 minutes left in the opening, the Bolts doubled their lead in a strange way. Before and after stepping out of the net, Maroon threw an unsightly backhand into the goal, which seemed to go over Kahkonen's shoulder. The horn sounded and the Chargers began to celebrate, but the referee ruled on the ice that the puck was not out. A brief review revealed that the hockey puck has actually crossed the line.

TBL 2, MIN 1 14:40 Marcus Foligno (7)-Matt Dumba, Alex Goligoski-PPG In the opening second game, Matt Dumba's shot from the upper right circle was blocked by Marcus Foligno in front of Brian Elliott's side net.

Section 2 TBL 2, MIN 2 3:56 Brandon Duhaime (3)-Jordie Benn, Rem Pitlick The breakdown of the Chargers' defensive area coverage left Brandon Duhaime unmarked in the open. With the feed of Jordie Benn, Duhaime quickly equalized the score to 2 early in the second quarter.

TBL 3, MIN 2 17:07 Anthony Cirelli (6)-Cal Foote, Alex Killorn Cirelli's second goal of the night brought Tampa Bay back to the front late in the second quarter. Alex Killorn circled the net and looked for center Cal Foote, but the puck passed to Cirelli at the far post. After Kakonen initially stopped the ball, Cirelli pulled the ball to the net and cleared his rebound.

3rd quarter TBL 4, MIN 2 9:19 Alex Barre-Boulet (2)-Steven Stamkos, Ryan McDonagh Steven Stamkos shot from the top of the slot was partially blocked by Joel Eriksson Ek. When the bouncing puck rolled towards the net, Alex Barre-Boulet turned and swung, successfully connected to enough position to defeat Kahkonen, and achieved a very important insurance goal.

TBL 4, MIN 3 17:12 Kevin Fiala (3)-Dmitry Kulikov, Alex Goligoski Minnesota gave himself life with less than three minutes left in the game, when Kevin Fiala shot through the traffic from the top of the right circle and went crazy Yela came back with a goal.

TBL 4, MIN 4 19:21 Joel Eriksson Ek (8)-Kirill Kaprizov, Kevin Fiala In the last minute of the rules, Eriksson Ek was open at the near post and improved his chances of rebounding against Elliott, allowing Bolts and Wild to enter the plus The time was tied 4-4.

The shootout Steven Stammkos opened the first round with a goal from the Chargers. Elliott saved Mats Zucarello, giving Tampa Bay an early advantage. Neither team scored again because Kirill Kaprizov missed the net while trying to seal the Tampa Bay victory in the third round.

Next article The Bolt team continued their four home games on Tuesday, and they played Philadelphia for the second time in six days. Tampa Bay defeated the Flyers 4-3 in a shootout at Wells Fargo Center last Thursday.

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