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Kraken Defeat Oilers 4-1 in NHL Clash

Wednesday, September 24, 2025, 9:00 PM ET · Rogers Place

Seattle Kraken 4, Edmonton Oilers 1, final. Our NHL picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Seattle Kraken vs Edmonton Oilers?

Seattle Kraken beat Edmonton Oilers 4-1 at Rogers Place on September 24, 2025.

In a decisive victory, the Seattle Kraken defeated the Edmonton Oilers 4-1 at Rogers Place. The Kraken's win was marked by a strong performance, particularly in the first two periods, where they established a commanding lead. Jagger Firkus opened the scoring with a wrist shot in the first period, assisted by Logan Morrison and Matty Beniers, giving Seattle an early advantage. The second period saw Logan Morrison extend the lead with another wrist shot, this time assisted by Ben Meyers and Oscar Fisker Molgaard, making it 2-0.

The Oilers managed to get on the board in the third period with a goal from Andrew Mangiapane, assisted by Evan Bouchard and Roby Jarventie, but it was not enough to turn the tide. Seattle responded quickly with a goal from Ben Meyers, assisted by Jaden Schwartz and Jordan Eberle, pushing the score to 3-1. Jani Nyman capped off the scoring for the Kraken with a wrist shot, sealing the game at 4-1.

Both teams entered the matchup with similar records, with the Oilers at 2-1-1 and the Kraken at 2-1-0. The Oilers had shown a solid home record of 3-1 in their last four games, averaging 3.0 goals scored while allowing 2.2. In contrast, the Kraken had a mixed away record of 3-2, averaging 2.6 goals scored and 3.8 allowed in their last five games.

In terms of head-to-head matchups, the Kraken had previously won three out of four encounters against the Oilers this season, including a significant 6-1 victory on March 28. The Oilers were missing several key players due to injuries, including Matt Savoie, Mattias Janmark, Alec Regula, Frederik Andersen, and Adam Henrique, which likely impacted their performance.

The market had the Kraken priced competitively, reflecting their recent form and head-to-head success against the Oilers. Conditions at Rogers Place were typical for a hockey game, with no specific adverse weather factors mentioned.

As the game unfolded, viewers could observe the Kraken's effective offensive strategies and the Oilers' struggles to capitalize on scoring opportunities, particularly in the early stages. The Kraken's ability to maintain pressure and capitalize on their chances proved decisive in this matchup.

Injury report

  • Matt SavoieOutUndisclosedEdmonton Oilers
  • Mattias JanmarkOutUndisclosedEdmonton Oilers
  • Alec RegulaOutUndisclosedEdmonton Oilers
  • Frederik AndersenOutUndisclosedEdmonton Oilers
  • Adam HenriqueOutLower BodyEdmonton Oilers

Leaders

  • AssistsRoby Jarventie1Edmonton Oilers
  • PointsEvan Bouchard1Edmonton Oilers
  • GoalsBen Meyers1Seattle Kraken
  • AssistsBen Meyers1Seattle Kraken
  • PointsBen Meyers2Seattle Kraken

Recent form

Edmonton Oilers

Last 10: 7-3Streak W12.6 scored · 2.3 allowed per game3-1 at home

  • W3-0at San Jose SharksApr 17
  • L0-5vs Los Angeles KingsApr 15
  • W4-1at Winnipeg JetsApr 13
  • W4-2vs San Jose SharksApr 12
  • W4-3vs St. Louis BluesApr 10
  • L2-3at Anaheim DucksApr 8
  • L0-3at Los Angeles KingsApr 5
  • W3-2at San Jose SharksApr 4
  • W3-2at Vegas Golden KnightsApr 2
  • W3-2vs Calgary FlamesMar 30

Seattle Kraken

Last 10: 5-5Streak L13.1 scored · 2.9 allowed per game3-2 away

  • L5-6vs Los Angeles KingsApr 16
  • W4-3vs St. Louis BluesApr 13
  • L1-2at Vegas Golden KnightsApr 11
  • L1-7at Utah Hockey ClubApr 9
  • W2-1at Los Angeles KingsApr 8
  • W5-1at San Jose SharksApr 6
  • W5-0at Vancouver CanucksApr 3
  • L1-3vs Dallas StarsApr 1
  • L1-5vs Dallas StarsMar 30
  • W6-1vs Edmonton OilersMar 28

Standings

TeamOt lossesLostPointsWon
Vegas17269539
Edmonton11309341
Anaheim6339243
Los Angeles20279035
San Jose8358639
Seattle11377934
Calgary9397734
Vancouver8495825

Box score

StatSeattle KrakenEdmonton Oilers
Blocked shots1010
Hits1310
Takeaways03
Shots total1925
Power play goals10
Power play opportunities22
Power play pct50.00.0
Short handed goals00
Shootout goals00
Faceoffs won1926
Faceoff percent42.257.8
Giveaways36
Penalties22
Penalty minutes44

How the scoring went

  1. 1st1-0Jagger Firkus Goal (1) Wrist Shot, assists: Logan Morrison (1), Matty Beniers (1)
  2. 2nd2-0Logan Morrison Goal (1) Wrist Shot, assists: Ben Meyers (1), Oscar Fisker Molgaard (2)
  3. 3rd2-1Andrew Mangiapane Goal (1) Wrist Shot, assists: Evan Bouchard (1), Roby Jarventie (1)
  4. 3rd3-1Ben Meyers Goal (1) Snap Shot, assists: Jaden Schwartz (1), Jordan Eberle (2)
  5. 3rd4-1Jani Nyman Goal (3) Wrist Shot, assists: none

Venue

  • Rogers PlaceEdmonton
  • Attendance15948
  • OfficialsKiel Murchison, Chris Schlenker, Corey Syvret, Jonathan Deschamps

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