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🐋 VAN 0202
🎰 VGK 0325

Canucks at Golden Knights

Golden Knights beat Canucks 5–2 at T-Mobile Arena on February 4, 2026.

🗓 📍 T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas 🏒 2025-26 🔁 Golden Knights lead the season series 1–0
⚔️ Head-to-head

⭐ Three stars

Best games by the box score
1st star 🎰 VGK
Jack Eichel
1 G, 1 A
5 shots · 19:07 TOI
2nd star 🎰 VGK
Mark Stone
2 A
3 shots · 17:16 TOI
3rd star 🐋 VAN
Teddy Blueger
2 A
2 shots · 17:07 TOI

🚨 Scoring

7 goals · in order
2nd period
🎰 Jack Eichel Go-ahead 2nd · 05:09
0–1
🎰 Cole Reinhardt 2nd · 06:34
0–2
🐋 Elias Pettersson 2nd · 07:11
1–2
🎰 Ivan Barbashev 2nd · 07:39
1–3
🐋 Pierre-Olivier Joseph 2nd · 19:51
2–3
3rd period
🎰 Pavel Dorofeyev 3rd · 02:31
Assists: Mitchell Marner · beat Kevin Lankinen
2–4
🎰 Alexander Holtz 3rd · 03:31
2–5

📝 Game recap

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Golden Knights Defeat Canucks 5-2 in Convincing Home Win

The Vegas Golden Knights secured a strong 5-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on February 4, 2026. The game was dominated by the Golden Knights, who took control in the second period and never looked back.

Big Picture

From the opening faceoff, the Golden Knights aimed to establish their home ice advantage. They did just that, jumping to an early lead that set the tone for the match. Despite a brief response from the Canucks, the Golden Knights showcased their depth and skill by consistently maintaining pressure and creating goal-scoring opportunities.

Turning Point

The pivotal moment came in the second period when Jack Eichel scored the first goal at 5:09. This goal ignited a scoring spree for the Golden Knights, who quickly found the net again with Cole Reinhardt scoring just over a minute later. Although Elias Pettersson managed to put the Canucks on the board shortly after Reinhardt's goal, the Knights responded swiftly with Ivan Barbashev’s goal at 7:39, restoring a two-goal lead.

The Canucks had a bit of life late in the second period when Pierre-Olivier Joseph scored with just seconds left to cut the deficit to one. However, that momentum did not carry over, as the Golden Knights scored two more goals in the third period, putting the game out of reach.

Standout Performances

Jack Eichel was a central figure for the Golden Knights, registering a goal and an assist that highlighted his playmaking ability. Alongside him, veteran Mark Stone also contributed with two assists, showcasing the team’s dynamic offensive capabilities.

Cole Reinhardt and Ivan Barbashev each tallied important goals to help firmly establish the Knights’ lead. In addition to their scoring, the duo, with support from Shea Theodore and Rasmus Andersson, created chances that kept the Canucks' defense on high alert.

For the Canucks, Elias Pettersson was among the few bright spots, scoring their first goal and trying to shift the momentum. However, he and his teammates struggled to keep pace with the Golden Knights’ relentless attack.

What It Means

This victory reinforces the Golden Knights' strong standing in the league and their ability to bounce back and control games at home. For the Vancouver Canucks, the loss serves as a reminder of the challenges they face in finding consistency. They will need to regroup and develop a stronger response when facing teams that dominate play as effectively as the Golden Knights did in this matchup.

Overall, this game highlighted the depth and quality of the Golden Knights, making them a formidable contender as the season progresses.

🧩 Lines & pairings

Estimated from ice time
🐋Canucks
L1 Ohgren · Blueger · Garland 17:21
L2 Kane · O'Connor · Pettersson 16:08
L3 DeBrusk · Kampf · Karlsson 13:46
L4 Sasson · Raty · Lekkerimaki 12:22
D1 Pettersson · Pettersson 22:24
D2 Myers · Willander 20:30
D3 Hronek · Joseph 16:06
🎰Golden Knights
L1 Dorofeyev · Eichel · Stone 17:45
L2 Hertl · Barbashev · Marner 16:18
L3 Reinhardt · Holtz · Smith 13:19
L4 Uchacz · Bowman · Kolesar 12:49
D1 Theodore · Hanifin 23:24
D2 Lauzon · Andersson 21:10
D3 Korczak · Hutton 13:58

📊 Team stats

Away left · home right
🐋VAN VGK🎰
23 Shots on goal 31
21 Hits 18
9 Blocked shots 11
5 Takeaways 5
19 Giveaways 20
2 Penalty minutes 2
VAN shooting 8.7% (2/23) VGK shooting 16.1% (5/31)

🥅 Goaltending

Saves, shots faced and save percentage
🐋Canucks
26/31
.839 SV% · 5 GA · 60:00 TOI
🎰Golden Knights
21/23
.913 SV% · 2 GA · 60:00 TOI

🗺 Where the goals came from

7 of 7 goals located
Jack Eichel · 2nd 05:09 · 0–1 Cole Reinhardt · 2nd 06:34 · 0–2 Elias Pettersson · 2nd 07:11 · 1–2 Ivan Barbashev · 2nd 07:39 · 1–3 Pierre-Olivier Joseph · 2nd 19:51 · 2–3 Pavel Dorofeyev · 3rd 02:31 · 2–4 Alexander Holtz · 3rd 03:31 · 2–5
VAN VGK
The net is on the right for both teams. Hover a dot for the goal.

🔮 Period by period

AI
After 1st — 0–0
Canucks
Canucks — tied after 1st: 6-14-2 (27% win rate, 22 games)
Golden Knights
Golden Knights — tied after 1st: 9-1-6 (56% win rate, 16 games)
After 2nd — 2–3
Canucks
Canucks — trailing by 1 goal after 2nd: 2-8-1 (18% win rate, 11 games)
Golden Knights
Golden Knights — leading by 1 goal after 2nd: 8-0-1 (89% win rate, 9 games)
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Who won Canucks vs Golden Knights on February 4, 2026?

Golden Knights won 5–2. The final score was Canucks 2, Golden Knights 5.

Who scored for Canucks?

Elias Pettersson, Pierre-Olivier Joseph.

Who scored for Golden Knights?

Alexander Holtz, Cole Reinhardt, Ivan Barbashev, Jack Eichel, Pavel Dorofeyev.

How did the Canucks goalie play?

Kevin Lankinen made 26 saves on 31 shots (.839 save percentage).

How did the Golden Knights goalie play?

Akira Schmid made 21 saves on 23 shots (.913 save percentage).

Where is Canucks vs Golden Knights played?

At T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, the Golden Knights home rink.

What is the Canucks vs Golden Knights season series?

Golden Knights lead the season series 1–0 after 1 game.

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