Chicago vs Winnipeg Prediction 14 November 2026
📡 Chicago have finally tasted victory again, but now they face an opponent who have been almost unstoppable lately. Winnipeg have won five games in a row and arrive in Illinois after scoring eight goals against Dallas. Can the Blackhawks repeat their October success against the Jets?
Chicago halted the visitors' comeback
📊 The teams already met at this venue in October. Chicago Blackhawks led 3-1 after the first period, but Winnipeg Jets gradually fought back and took the game to overtime. The home side won in overtime, with Artyom Levshunov scoring the winner to make it 4-3.
Interestingly, the two previous meetings between the teams also went beyond regulation. Winnipeg Jets won both of those games.
Head-to-head statistics Chicago - Winnipeg

Nazar helps end losing streak
Chicago went into the game against Buffalo on a six-game losing streak and fell behind twice. But Frank Nazar scored on the power play and then tied the game in the third period. Ryan Donato gave the Blackhawks a long-awaited 3-2 win in overtime.
The hosts have players they can count on in attack: Connor Bedard helped set up Nazar’s first goal, while Roman Kantserov extended his point streak to nine games. One good game, however, does not yet answer the questions about their defence: Chicago conceded nine goals against Carolina in their previous game.
Match Results: Chicago Blackhawks

Winnipeg turned the game around in Dallas
The Jets’ winning streak has reached five games, and their latest outing was particularly striking. In Dallas, Winnipeg trailed 2-0 after the first period but then scored five goals in 20 minutes and won 8-3.
Mark Scheifele and Dawson Mercer scored twice each. The visitors found different ways to score: Scheifele struck both at even strength and on the power play, while his teammates backed up the attacking leaders. Still, their poor start is a reminder that even a team in good form can give their opponents a chance.
Match Results: Winnipeg Jets
Latest news
Chicago Blackhawks
Patrick Kane and defenceman Bowen Byram are on the injury list; their availability for the game needs to be checked closer to game time.
Spencer Knight was in goal against Buffalo and made 21 saves. The starting goaltender for the game against Winnipeg has not yet been confirmed.
Winnipeg Jets
Nick Bjugstad and Vladislav Namestnikov are on the injury list. Defenceman Elias Salomonsson is also unavailable for personal reasons.
Stuart Skinner was in goal against Dallas. It has not yet been officially confirmed who will start in goal in Chicago.
Prediction for the 1st period
Chicago’s games have been eventful from the start: at least two goals have been scored in the first period of each of the Blackhawks’ last five games. Even against Buffalo, the teams scored three times before the first intermission.
Winnipeg failed to score in the opening 20 minutes in Dallas but conceded twice. Given both teams’ early defensive problems, we’ll consider Over 1.5 Goals in the First Period at odds of 1.60.
Match Result Prediction
On current form, Winnipeg have the edge. The visitors have won five straight games and scored at least four goals in each. Chicago, meanwhile, have only just ended a prolonged losing streak.
But their head-to-head game in October is a warning: the Jets cannot afford to relax, especially after conceding twice in the first period in Dallas. Still, we expect the visitors’ depth in attack to help them gain revenge, and our pick is a Winnipeg regulation win.
Total Goals Prediction
Winnipeg's attack can find its rhythm in different game situations right now. Against Dallas, the Jets came back after a poor first period, having scored four times against New Jersey in their previous game.
Chicago have conceded at least twice in each of their last five games, but after beating Buffalo, they will surely try to respond with attacks of their own. We will consider Over 5.5 Goals for the game at odds of 1.50.
Safer Bet
Chicago neither scored nor conceded in the second period of their most recent game against Buffalo. No more than two goals were scored in that period in four of the Blackhawks’ last five games.
Winnipeg have also had four such games in their last five. The exception was the game against Dallas, when the teams traded goals in a six-goal second period. This time, we’ll take Under 2.5 Goals in the Second Period at odds of 1.55.
⭐️ Editor's Pick
Winnipeg have hit excellent form: Scheifele and Mercer found their scoring touch in Dallas, and the team have scored at least four goals in five straight games. Against Chicago, who have struggled to contain opponents lately, the visitors will have a chance to extend that scoring run.
The Blackhawks are capable of responding - as their October win over the Jets showed. But the visitors’ current attacking form gives reason to expect four goals. Our pick is Winnipeg Team Total Over 3.5 Goals.