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Vegas Golden Knights
San Jose Sharks
Prediction for
Win: Vegas Golden Knights
60%
probability
Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
Prediction fixed and will not change after kick-off
Form last 5 matches
Head to head 36
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 26 Sep, 03:15Vegas Golden Knights to win. The visitors have dominated this pairing in recent years, winning 15 of the last 23 meetings, and they carry momentum from three straight victories before this fixture. The model gives them a clear edge with an expected goal output of 3.8 compared to San Jose's 2.7..
Vegas have been the sharper side over the past fortnight. They took nine points from five matches, scoring 13 goals while conceding 14. Their run included a 5:4 victory at home against Utah on 25 September, a 4:2 away win over Los Angeles Kings on 20 September, and a narrow 2:1 triumph at San Jose on 23 September. Two defeats to Carolina Hurricanes in June interrupted that flow, but the overall trajectory points upward.
San Jose look more volatile. They collected six points from five games with 21 goals for and 14 against. The 10:0 demolition of Anaheim Ducks on 25 September was an outlier in a campaign that also saw losses to Anaheim 2:6 away, to Vegas 1:2 at home, and to Chicago 2:5 away. A 6:1 road victory against Winnipeg on 17 April sits outside the recent window and does not reflect current form.
The head-to-head record tells a consistent story. Vegas have won four of the last six meetings,. The only San Jose win in that span came 1:4 at home on 4 October 2025. The most recent encounter on 23 September ended 2:1 to Vegas in San Jose, confirming the pattern of visitors taking points from this fixture.
The model's expectations align with the historical trend. A 91% probability that both teams score and a 96% chance of three or more goals suggest an open game. The most likely scorelines cluster around 3:2 and 4:2, both victories for Vegas. A 15% draw probability is low, and the 3:3 option at 4% does not change the fundamental reading.
This conclusion stops holding if San Jose replicate the scoring output from their 10:0 win over Anaheim.. If the Sharks find that level of efficiency again, the expected goal differential shifts dramatically and the model's edge evaporates.
Outcome: Vegas Golden Knights win..