Vegas vs Nashville Prediction 14 November 2026
📡 One winning streak is certain to end in Las Vegas. The Vegas Golden Knights have won four games in a row, while the Nashville Predators arrive in Nevada on a six-game winning streak. Vegas beat Nashville on the road in October, but the visitors have since found their form. Can the hosts beat Nashville again?
Vegas win on the road in Nashville
📊 In their first meeting of the season, the Vegas Golden Knights won 5-2 on the Nashville Predators’ home ice. The visitors led by just one goal after two periods, but Vegas secured the win in the final period.
Nashville scored twice but could not respond to their opponents’ late surge. The teams will now meet in Las Vegas.
Head-to-head statistics Vegas - Nashville

Barbashev helped extend the streak
The Vegas Golden Knights returned home after a successful road trip and kept winning. Against Utah, they found their rhythm in the second period: three goals helped them pull clear before they saw out a 5-3 win.
Ivan Barbashev scored twice, Jack Eichel recorded two points, and Mitch Marner set up his teammates three times. Vegas have plenty of players who can contribute in attack, but the game against Utah showed something else too: even in victory, the hosts conceded three goals.
Match Results: Vegas Golden Knights

Nashville have learned to win in different ways
The Nashville Predators are in excellent form, having won six games in a row. At the start of their current road trip, Nashville first shut out Los Angeles, then stopped an in-form Anaheim side with a 4-2 win.
Against the Ducks, Shane Wright scored a goal and set up two more. Nashville can also get results in tighter games: shortly before heading to California, they beat St. Louis while allowing just one goal. Now they will put their winning streak to the test against another opponent in good form.
Match Results: Nashville Predators
Latest news
Vegas Golden Knights
Defenceman Noah Hanifin is on the injured list. Alex Pietrangelo also remains out of the lineup due to a hip problem.
The goaltending lineup and the starting goaltender for the game against Nashville have yet to be confirmed closer to puck drop.
Nashville Predators
Forward Jonathan Marchessault is dealing with a lower-body issue. His status ahead of the game against his former club remains unclear: available reports differ on whether he is ready to play.
Defenceman William Trudeau is on the injured list. Juuse Saros and Justus Annunen have both been mentioned as possible options in goal, but the starting goaltender has not yet been confirmed.
Prediction for the 1st period
Nashville Predators have not been taking long to score in their recent games. They scored in the first period of each of their previous five games, including away to Los Angeles and Anaheim.
Nashville also scored against Vegas Golden Knights before the first intermission in October. We’ll consider the visitors’ first-period team total Over 0.5 goals at odds of 1.68.
Match Result Prediction
Nashville have not only put together a winning streak: they have not lost in regulation in any of their last five games. During that run, the Predators have beaten Colorado, Carolina and Los Angeles, among others.
Vegas are also in good form and have already beaten Nashville in October. Nevertheless, Nashville’s current play suggests the visitors can at least take the game to overtime. Our pick is Nashville not to lose in regulation.
Total Goals Prediction
Nashville scored in the second period in four of their last five games. They also did so in the October game against Vegas, although the Predators lost that time.
The visitors regularly sustain pressure after the first intermission, so we’ll take Nashville Team Total Over 0.5 Goals in the Second Period at odds of 1.56.
Safer Bet
The second period does not necessarily have to turn into a shootout. No more than two goals were scored in that period in each of Nashville’s last five games. The same was true in four of Vegas’s last five games.
The exception was the Golden Knights’ recent game against Utah, in which the two teams scored four goals between them in the second period. Here, we’ll take Under 2.5 Goals in the second period at odds of 1.45.
⭐️ Editor's Pick
Vegas Golden Knights beat Nashville Predators in October, but stopping them will be harder this time. The visitors have won six games in a row and have already beaten Los Angeles and Anaheim on this road trip.
Vegas also have plenty of attacking options: Barbashev and Eichel scored in their last game against Utah, while Marner provided three assists. But Nashville have recently shown they can not only respond with goals, but also play patiently in defence. We expect a close game and pick Nashville Predators to avoid defeat in regulation.