Florida Panthers vs. Edmonton Oilers Prediction on June 12, 2025

Match info

On Thursday, June 12, 2025, at 8 p.m. local time, the Florida Panthers welcome the Edmonton Oilers in Game 4 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final. The home side has an upper hand at the moment in the NHL (National Hockey League, the most popular men’s ice hockey league in the world) championship series, given that it thrashed the rival 6-1 in Game 3, also at the Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida, USA. On the other hand, the Oilers need to draw their line and refuse to take another backward step. If you check the odds, you’ll see that ice hockey online bet sites believe more in the Panthers’ win.

Meeting statistics

The Edmonton Oilers’ arrival at Sunrise in Game 3 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final was unflattering. In their 1-6 loss, they allowed the Panthers to score three times on the power play and made 11 trips to the penalty box, dropping them to a 1-2 series deficit.

It was a textbook game from a really aggressive Florida side that doesn’t give up leads lightly, even if the Oilers made several costly errors. With his 14th goal of the playoffs, Sam Bennett increased his odds of becoming the new Conn Smythe Trophy (NHL playoffs MVP) favorite and led the Panthers with 20 points. Even Sergei Bobrovsky had a rough night, making 32 saves in a game in which his team was outshot 33–31.

In order to gain a decisive lead in the series, the Panthers are predicted to win Game 4. The previous game was a low point for Edmonton in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs, and if it can’t pull it together for Game 4, the Oilers could be on their way to losing the Final to Florida for the second consecutive season.

Head-to-head

The Oilers and Panthers have played a total of 54 games against each other, counting the regular season and playoffs. The former has a better record of 27 wins compared to the Panthers’ 24 wins. Three matches ended in a draw.

Match analytics

Given that all three of the games in this series have gone over, the oddsmakers anticipate a swing with more juice on the under. We anticipate that the Oilers will play with greater discipline, which should result in fewer goals against Stuart Skinner, who had trouble keeping pucks out of the net during Game 3’s penalty kill. In the past two games, Skinner’s save percentage has gone below 90%.

Tip: Total: Under 6.5, with odds of 1.632 on DoubleBet.