St. Louis vs Florida Prediction 15 November 2026
🔊 Two straight wins have slightly improved the situation for St. Louis and Florida, although the teams face very different problems. The Blues have struggled to find the net, but have conceded very few goals in recent games. The Panthers, by contrast, can score five goals while allowing their opponents to score four. Last season, those contrasting approaches did not stop the teams from playing two high-scoring games. Florida now visit St. Louis looking for their first win over the Blues since the start of last season.
Seventeen goals in two games
📊 Last season, the St. Louis Blues won both games against the Florida Panthers. The Blues first scored six goals on the road (6-2), then won at home a month later (5-4). The second game was particularly close. Jordan Kyrou recorded three points for the hosts, while Matthew Tkachuk responded with two goals and an assist. The teams scored 17 goals across the two games. For the Panthers, the upcoming game will be a chance to end this losing streak.
Head-to-head statistics St. Louis - Florida

Hofer shuts out Utah
Three straight defeats in early November dropped the St. Louis Blues to tenth place in the Western Conference. They now have 20 points from 19 games, but things are gradually changing. After beating Detroit 3-2, the Blues also got past Utah. They conceded just twice across those two games. Jim Montgomery’s side have fared better at home, with five wins in eight games. Converting their chances remains a problem, though.
In Salt Lake City, the crowd saw no goals in 65 minutes. Joel Hofer stopped all 29 shots, while his teammates failed to convert any of their five power-play opportunities. St. Louis even put the puck in the net twice, but McTavish’s goal was disallowed for offside, and the officials ruled that Broberg’s overtime shot had hit the crossbar. The game was decided only in the eighth round of the shootout. Connor McMichael beat Karel Vejmelka to give the Blues their second straight win.
Match Results: St. Louis Blues

Four goals did not spell doom
Florida have won six of their last nine games and climbed to seventh in the Eastern Conference. They have 24 points from 20 games, and their offence is gradually returning to its usual scoring form. The Panthers have scored nine goals in their last two games. Matthew Tkachuk has 26 points in 18 games, Brady Tkachuk has 20, and Sam Reinhart has 17. However, things remain unsettled in front of Florida’s net: they allow an average of three goals per game.
Against Detroit, the Panthers had to come back from 4-1 down. The turnaround began shortly before the second intermission, when Gustav Forsling cut the deficit. Anton Lundell scored twice in the third period, with his second goal proving to be the winner. Lars Eller also scored between Lundell’s two goals. Carter Verhaeghe finished the game with three assists, while Brady Tkachuk delivered an impressive pass for Lundell’s decisive shot. Florida won 5-4, despite trailing with just four minutes left before the final buzzer.
Match Results: Florida Panthers
First-Period Prediction
St. Louis Blues have failed to win the first period in nine consecutive NHL games. Florida Panthers have scored at least one goal in the first period in eight of their last nine games. We pick Florida Panthers to win or draw the first period (X2) at odds of 1.4.
Total Goals Prediction
The Florida Panthers have scored more than 2.5 goals in eight of their last nine NHL games. However, they have averaged 2.67 goals in their recent away games, while the St. Louis Blues have allowed an average of 2.2 goals at home over their last ten games - a reason for caution. We pick Florida Panthers Team Total Over 2.5 Goals for the game at odds of 1.65.
Reliable Bet
The first-period total has been under 2.5 goals in 11 consecutive St. Louis Blues games. At home, the Blues average 0.63 goals scored and 0.5 goals allowed in the first period. We pick Under 2.5 Goals in the First Period at odds of 1.28.
*Odds are approximate and may vary between bookmakers.