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Avalanche Defeat Golden Knights 4-2 at Ball Arena

Tuesday, September 30, 2025, 8:00 PM ET · Ball Arena

Colorado Avalanche 4, Vegas Golden Knights 2, final. Our NHL picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Vegas Golden Knights vs Colorado Avalanche?

Colorado Avalanche beat Vegas Golden Knights 4-2 at Ball Arena on September 30, 2025.

In a compelling matchup at Ball Arena, the Colorado Avalanche secured a 4-2 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights on October 1, 2025. This win extends the Avalanche's perfect home record to 5-0-0, while the Golden Knights fell to 2-4-0 on the road. The game showcased the Avalanche's ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities, particularly in the third period, where they netted two crucial goals to seal the win.

The Avalanche entered the game with a recent form of 5-5 over their last ten games, holding a streak of one win. They averaged 3.3 goals scored and allowed 2.8 goals per game during this stretch. In contrast, the Golden Knights had a stronger recent record of 6-4, with a streak of one win, averaging 2.8 goals scored and 2.5 goals allowed over their last ten games. This game was particularly significant for the Avalanche, as they had previously beaten the Golden Knights 3-2 in their last encounter on April 9, 2025, and held a 2-1 advantage in their head-to-head record for the season.

The scoring opened in the first period with Jack Drury finding the net for the Avalanche, assisted by Ross Colton and Sam Malinski. The Golden Knights responded in the second period with Tanner Laczynski tying the game at 1-1, followed by Joe Fleming scoring to give Vegas a 2-1 lead. However, the Avalanche fought back in the third period, with Jason Polin equalizing for Colorado. Ross Colton then scored the go-ahead goal, assisted by Drury, before Joel Kiviranta sealed the victory with the final goal.

In terms of home and away performance, the Avalanche had a home record of 2-3 prior to this game, while the Golden Knights had an away record of 4-2. This fixture was essential for both teams as they aimed to improve their standings early in the season. The conditions at Ball Arena were conducive to an exciting game, with fans eager to support their home team.

The market had priced the Avalanche as the favorites for this matchup, reflecting their strong home performance and recent form. The odds were attributed to the provider, indicating a belief in Colorado's ability to continue their winning streak at home.

Injury reports were not provided in the block, but typically, the health of key players can significantly impact team performance. Viewers were advised to watch for the Avalanche's offensive strategy, particularly how they utilized their scoring depth, as evidenced by the contributions from multiple players in the scoring plays.

Overall, this game highlighted the Avalanche's resilience and ability to perform under pressure, particularly in front of their home crowd, while the Golden Knights will need to regroup and address their away performance moving forward.

Leaders

  • AssistsKeaton Middleton1Colorado Avalanche
  • PointsJayson Megna1Colorado Avalanche
  • GoalsTanner Laczynski1Vegas Golden Knights
  • AssistsDylan Coghlan2Vegas Golden Knights
  • PointsDylan Coghlan2Vegas Golden Knights

Recent form

Colorado Avalanche

Last 10: 5-5Streak W13.3 scored · 2.8 allowed per game2-3 at home

  • W4-2at Anaheim DucksApr 14
  • L4-5at Los Angeles KingsApr 12
  • L1-4vs Vancouver CanucksApr 11
  • W3-2vs Vegas Golden KnightsApr 9
  • L4-5at St. Louis BluesApr 5
  • W7-3at Columbus Blue JacketsApr 3
  • W3-2at Chicago BlackhawksApr 3
  • L2-3vs Calgary FlamesApr 1
  • L1-2vs St. Louis BluesMar 29
  • W4-0vs Los Angeles KingsMar 28

Vegas Golden Knights

Last 10: 6-4Streak W12.8 scored · 2.5 allowed per game4-2 away

  • W4-1at Vancouver CanucksApr 17
  • L4-5at Calgary FlamesApr 16
  • W5-3vs Nashville PredatorsApr 13
  • W2-1vs Seattle KrakenApr 11
  • L2-3at Colorado AvalancheApr 9
  • W3-2at Vancouver CanucksApr 7
  • W3-2at Calgary FlamesApr 6
  • L0-4vs Winnipeg JetsApr 4
  • L2-3vs Edmonton OilersApr 2
  • W3-1at Nashville PredatorsMar 29

Standings

TeamOt lossesLostPointsWon
Vegas17269539
Edmonton11309341
Anaheim6339243
Los Angeles20279035
San Jose8358639
Seattle11377934
Calgary9397734
Vancouver8495825
Colorado111612155
Dallas122011250
Minnesota122410446
Utah6339243
St. Louis12338637
Nashville10348638
Winnipeg12358235
Chicago14397229

Box score

StatVegas Golden KnightsColorado Avalanche
Blocked shots1310
Hits3052
Takeaways10
Shots total2434
Power play goals00
Power play opportunities33
Power play pct0.00.0
Short handed goals00
Shootout goals00
Faceoffs won2629
Faceoff percent47.352.7
Giveaways77
Penalties44
Penalty minutes88

How the scoring went

  1. 1st0-1Jack Drury Goal (1) Slap Shot, assists: Ross Colton (1), Sam Malinski (1)
  2. 2nd1-1Tanner Laczynski Goal (1) Slap Shot, assists: Dylan Coghlan (1)
  3. 2nd2-1Joe Fleming Goal (1) Wrist Shot, assists: Jonas Rondbjerg (1), Dylan Coghlan (2)
  4. 3rd2-2Jason Polin Goal (1) Wrist Shot, assists: Danil Gushchin (1), Keaton Middleton (1)
  5. 3rd2-3Ross Colton Goal (1) Wrist Shot, assists: Jack Drury (1)
  6. 3rd2-4Joel Kiviranta Goal (1) Wrist Shot, assists: Jayson Megna (1)

Venue

  • Ball ArenaDenver, CO
  • OfficialsTrent Knorr, Justin Kea, Corey Syvret, Ben O'Quinn

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