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Flyers break losing streak with Michkov goal
Flyers end 21-game losing streak with Michkov's winning goal against Senators.
In brief
Flyers end 21-game losing streak with Michkov's winning goal against Senators. Philadelphia Flyers beat Ottawa Senators 3-1 to end their 21-game losing streak with goals from Michkov and Martone. Originally reported by PhillyVoice.
Flyers' first win after 21 games
Philadelphia Flyers beat Ottawa Senators 3-1 to end their 21-game losing streak.
Michkov leads charge
Matvei Michkov, the Flyer with the most to prove, was the one to finally bring them to that first win.
Key play in second period
Michkov secured the puck with no one nearby and passed to Porter Martone for a goal.
Second goal in second period
Michkov and Martone scored again on a power play after a Carter Yakemchuk interference call.
Tight third period finish
Flyers held off Ottawa with Trevor Zegras scoring an empty-netter in the final seconds.
Michkov's game-winning play
Michkov lived at the half wall, skating to win with no one chasing him.
Team chemistry
Martone said they were starting to read each other's tendencies and develop chemistry.
Coach's reaction
Veteran defenseman Travis Sanheim called it positive for the team to see young players succeed.
Final result
Flyers won 3-1 to end their 21-game losing streak with Michkov and Martone scoring.
Game context
Flyers were down 1-0 early but scored twice in the second period to take the lead.
Key moment
Michkov secured the puck with no one nearby and passed to Martone for a goal.
What to remember
Philadelphia Flyers beat Ottawa Senators 3-1 to end their 21-game losing streak with goals from Michkov and Martone.
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