Chicago Blackhawks vs. Utah Hockey Club: Where to watch, what time, and key match details | NHL News
The Chicago Blackhawks (17-33-7) are all set to play against the Utah Hockey Club (25-24-9) in a few hours and tensions are on the rise for fans of both the teams. The last time these tow teams played against each other, the Utah Hockey Club had defeated the Chicago Blackhawks. Here is everything you need to know to watch one of the most anticipated matches.
How, When And Where To Watch The Game Against The Chicago Blackhawks And The Utah Hockey Club Tonight?
The Chicago Blackhawks and the Utah Hockey Club are gearing up to play against each other at –
Venue of the match – Delta Center, Utah, Salt Lake
When will the match begin – The match begins at 9 PM ET
Date of the match – 25th February (Tuesday)
Viewers can also tune into ESPN+ to watch the match on TV. Apart from that, viewers can also live stream the match on Fubo.
Can The Chicago Blackhawks Redeem Themselves After Losing The Last Three Matches In A Row?
At this point in time, the Utah Hockey Club have a higher chance of winning than the Chicago Blackhawks. The Chicago Blackhawks have lost the last three matches that they have played in a row and fans are pretty stressed about it.
The Utah Hockey Club have shown improvement in the last couple of matches and also managed to defeat the Vancouver Canucks recently. Fans and experts are confident that the Utah Hockey Club has a higher chance of winning tonight when it takes the ice against the Chicago Blackhawks.
Regarding the injury report, both the Chicago Blackhawks and the Utah Hockey Club have certain important players who will not be playing tonight.
For the Utah Hockey Club, this includes Robert Bortuzzo who has sustained a lower body injury and has been listed out. For the Chicago Blackhawks, Laurent Brossoit has sustained a knee injury and is out for tonight. Also, Jason Dickinson of the Blackhawks also has a lower body injury and wont be playing tonight.
For the Utah Hockey Clib, their next two matches would be home matches; this incudes a match against the Minnesota Wild and the New Jersey Devils.
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