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2025-26 regular season

Canucks at Maple Leafs

🗓 📍 Scotiabank Arena, Toronto 🔁 Maple Leafs lead the season series 1–0

Maple Leafs beat Canucks 5–0 at Scotiabank Arena on January 10, 2026.

VAN – TOR
29–24
Shots on goal
0/6–2/4
Power play
19–15
Hits
10–20
Blocked shots
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The game

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Three stars

Best games by the box score
1st star 🍁 TOR
William Nylander
1 G, 2 A
1 shots · 13:16 TOI
2nd star 🍁 TOR
Matias Maccelli
1 G
2 shots · 14:25 TOI
3rd star 🍁 TOR
Max Domi
1 G
2 shots · 10:51 TOI

Scoring

5 goals · in order
1st period
🍁 Matias Maccelli PP Go-ahead 1st · 08:03
0–1
🍁 Max Domi 1st · 16:31
Assists: Troy Stecher · beat Thatcher Demko
0–2
🍁 William Nylander 1st · 19:40
0–3
2nd period
🍁 John Tavares 2nd · 13:07
Assists: William Nylander · beat Kevin Lankinen
0–4
3rd period
🍁 Nicholas Robertson PP 3rd · 19:46
Unassisted · beat Kevin Lankinen
0–5

Game recap

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Maple Leafs Dominate Canucks in 5-0 Shutout

The Toronto Maple Leafs put on an impressive show at home, securing a decisive 5-0 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. With a strong offensive display and a solid defensive effort, the Leafs controlled the game from start to finish, resulting in a shutout for the Canucks.

Big Picture

The Maple Leafs showcased their firepower right from the opening period. With three goals in the first, they established a commanding lead that the Canucks could never recover from. The Leafs' offense was relentless, and they consistently applied pressure on Vancouver's defense, leading to their first shutout victory of the season.

Turning Point

The turning point of the game came late in the first period. With just 20 seconds left on the clock, William Nylander scored the third goal, extending the lead to 3-0. This late goal not only demoralized the Canucks but also boosted the Maple Leafs' momentum heading into the second period. The Canucks struggled to find their rhythm after that, effectively putting them on the back foot for the remainder of the game.

Standout Performances

Several players made significant contributions to the Maple Leafs' success.

  • William Nylander was particularly notable, recording a goal and two assists. His creativity and playmaking ability were evident throughout the game, especially during the key moments that shifted momentum.

  • Matias Maccelli opened the scoring, setting the tone early on for the Leafs, while Max Domi added to the pressure with the second goal.

  • Captain John Tavares kept the momentum rolling into the second period with yet another goal, further solidifying the team's advantage.

The Leafs' defense, along with their goaltending, also deserves recognition for keeping the Canucks off the scoreboard entirely.

What It Means

This victory is a significant boost for the Maple Leafs as they continue to assert themselves as contenders in the league. A shutout against a competitive team like the Canucks showcases their defensive capabilities alongside their potent offense. On the other hand, the Canucks will need to regroup and address their issues, particularly in their defensive zone, to bounce back in future matchups.

Overall, this game highlighted the Maple Leafs' strengths and provided a glimpse of what they are capable of when firing on all cylinders.

Lines & pairings

Estimated from ice time
🐋Canucks
L1 Sherwood · Pettersson · Boeser 19:05
L2 Kane · DeBrusk · Sasson 17:20
L3 Ohgren · O'Connor · Kampf 13:22
L4 Hoglander · Karlsson · Raty 11:08
D1 Hronek · Myers 20:58
D2 Pettersson · Willander 19:02
D3 Buium · Pettersson 16:05
🍁Maple Leafs
L1 Knies · Matthews · Laughton 17:15
L2 Maccelli · Lorentz · Roy 14:32
L3 Robertson · Nylander · Cowan 13:16
L4 McMann · Tavares · Domi 12:26
D1 Stecher · Carlo 20:39
D2 Benoit · Ekman-Larsson 19:13
D3 Rielly · McCabe 18:04

Team stats

Away left · home right
🐋VAN TOR🍁
29 Shots on goal 24
0/6 Power play (goals / chances) 2/4
19 Hits 15
10 Blocked shots 20
7 Takeaways 4
17 Giveaways 16
15 Penalty minutes 19
VAN shooting 0.0% (0/29) TOR shooting 20.8% (5/24)

Goaltending

Saves, shots faced and save percentage
🐋Canucks
16/18
.889 SV% · 2 GA · 40:00 TOI
3/6
.500 SV% · 3 GA · 20:00 TOI
🍁Maple Leafs
Joseph Woll Shutout
29/29
1.000 SV% · 0 GA · 60:00 TOI

Where the goals came from

5 of 5 goals located
Matias Maccelli · 1st 08:03 · 0–1 Max Domi · 1st 16:31 · 0–2 William Nylander · 1st 19:40 · 0–3 John Tavares · 2nd 13:07 · 0–4 Nicholas Robertson · 3rd 19:46 · 0–5
VAN TOR
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Period by period

AI
After 2nd — 0–4
Canucks
Canucks: no games found in this situation this year.
Maple Leafs
Maple Leafs — leading by 4 goals after 2nd: 1-0 (100% win rate, 1 game)
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Who won Canucks vs Maple Leafs on January 10, 2026?

Maple Leafs won 5–0. The final score was Canucks 0, Maple Leafs 5.

Who scored for Maple Leafs?

John Tavares, Matias Maccelli, Max Domi, Nicholas Robertson, William Nylander.

How did the Canucks goalie play?

Kevin Lankinen made 16 saves on 18 shots (.889 save percentage).

How did the Maple Leafs goalie play?

Joseph Woll made 29 saves on 29 shots (1.000 save percentage) for a shutout.

Where is Canucks vs Maple Leafs played?

At Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, the Maple Leafs home rink.

What is the Canucks vs Maple Leafs season series?

Maple Leafs lead the season series 1–0 after 1 game.

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