Toronto vs Edmonton Prediction 15 November 2026
📡 Toronto Maple Leafs return home after five straight losses, while Edmonton Oilers arrive on a three-game winning streak. Not long ago, the Maple Leafs thrashed the Oilers 7-2 on the road. Can they repeat that result and emerge from their prolonged slump?
Toronto find a way through the Oilers' defence
📊 In their October meeting, Toronto Maple Leafs won 7-2 in Edmonton. The visitors scored four times in the third period, turning their lead into a rout.
For Edmonton Oilers, it was their second straight home defeat to Toronto Maple Leafs: in February, Toronto won 5-2 on the road. Now Edmonton will try to get revenge on their opponents’ ice.
Head-to-head statistics Toronto - Edmonton
Maple Leafs look for a way out of their slump
Toronto have played their last five games at home and lost all five. In their most recent game against Minnesota, the hosts took the lead in the second period but could not hold on to it: the Wild scored three times after the second intermission and won 5-2.
Auston Matthews scored against Minnesota, and the hosts still have William Nylander in attack. But Toronto need to do more than create chances: they have allowed 22 goals across those five defeats. Against McDavid and Draisaitl, those problems could prove costly.
Match Results: Toronto Maple Leafs
Hyman helps extend winning streak
Edmonton Oilers have won their last three games, although Philadelphia gave them a scare. Zach Hyman scored twice in the second period, but the Oilers could not hold on to their 2-0 lead. Evan Bouchard secured a 3-2 win for the Oilers in overtime.
Connor McDavid assisted on Hyman’s power-play goal, extending his point streak from the start of the season to 20 games. Tristan Jarry’s performance also helped Edmonton against Philadelphia: the goaltender made 30 saves and helped his team stay in the game until their chance came in overtime.
Match Results: Edmonton Oilers
Latest news
Toronto Maple Leafs
Max Domi, Kirill Marchenko and defenceman Marshall Rifai are on the injury list. Defenceman Morgan Rielly’s availability for the game remains to be confirmed.
Anthony Stolarz was in goal for Toronto in their last game. It has not yet been officially confirmed whether Stolarz or Sergei Bobrovsky will play against Edmonton.
Edmonton Oilers
Edmonton's injury list includes forwards Matt Savoie, Isaac Howard and Mattias Janmark. Goaltender Frederik Andersen also remains sidelined.
Tristan Jarry played against Philadelphia. Devon Levi has also been mentioned as a possible option for the game against Toronto, but the starting goaltender has not yet been officially announced.
Prediction for the 1st period
In four of Toronto Maple Leafs’ last five games, the teams combined for no more than two goals in the first period. Edmonton Oilers went into the first intermission of their previous game against Philadelphia with the score still 0:0.
The teams’ October meeting also got off to a cautious start: Toronto Maple Leafs led just 1:0 after twenty minutes. We’ll consider Under 2.5 Goals in the First Period at odds of 1.37.
Match Result Prediction
Toronto have already beaten Edmonton this season, but the teams’ situations have changed considerably since that game. The Maple Leafs have lost five straight games in regulation, while the Oilers arrive on the back of three wins.
The visitors have enough attacking talent to capitalise on their opponents’ defensive mistakes: McDavid regularly creates chances, Hyman marked his return to the lineup with two goals, and Bouchard joins the attack. We’re backing Edmonton to win in regulation.
Total Goals Prediction
The teams’ recent meetings in Toronto have often been high-scoring, and in October they combined for nine goals in Edmonton. Meanwhile, the Maple Leafs have allowed at least three goals in each of their last five games.
The hosts will find it difficult to contain the Oilers’ attack, but they are capable of scoring in reply. We’ll consider Over 1.5 Goals in the Third Period at odds of 1.40.
Safer Bet
In four of Toronto’s last five games, the teams combined for no more than two goals in the second period. The exception was the game against Minnesota, when the two sides scored three.
For Edmonton, this bet has landed in only two of their last five games, so the visitors’ statistics count against it. Nevertheless, given Toronto’s results, we’ll consider Under 2.5 Goals in the Second Period at odds of 1.55.
⭐️ Editor's Pick
October's heavy defeat is a reminder that Toronto can cause Edmonton serious problems. But the hosts are now making too many mistakes around their own net, and their losing streak is only increasing the pressure on the team.
The Oilers do not always control games either: against Philadelphia, they had to secure the win in overtime. However, McDavid, Draisaitl and the returning Hyman give the visitors enough attacking options. Our pick is Edmonton to win in regulation.
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