Winnipeg hockey news: the Manitoba Moose and Toronto Marlies are tied 3 to 3 in the third period at Canada Life Centre on Saturday night, after Toronto scored twice in the final frame to wipe out a 2 to 1 Moose lead.
By Maplestime Sports Desk | Winnipeg, Manitoba | November 7, 2026
Sources: Sportradar live scoreboard, Manitoba Moose official site | Last updated: November 7, 2026
Key Takeaways
- Manitoba Moose 3, Toronto Marlies 3, in the third period at Canada Life Centre in Winnipeg
- Toronto led 1 to 0 after the first period on a Noah Chadwick goal at 5:48 of the opening frame
- Manitoba scored twice in the second period to take a 2 to 1 lead into the second intermission
- Toronto has scored twice in the third period and Manitoba once, tying the game at 3 to 3
- The Moose won the first game of the weekend set 2 to 1 in overtime on Friday night and are 5 and 0 at home this season
How the Game Got to 3 to 3
Toronto struck first. Noah Chadwick scored at 5:48 of the first period, and the Marlies carried a 1 to 0 lead into the first intermission. Manitoba outshot Toronto 9 to 7 in the opening 20 minutes but could not find the equalizer before the break.
The Moose turned the game around in the second period. Two Manitoba goals flipped the score to 2 to 1, and the home side took that lead into the second intermission with the crowd behind them.
The third period has belonged to neither side so far. Toronto scored twice and Manitoba added one more, and the game now sits tied at 3 to 3 with the final frame still in progress. The scoreboards checked for this update did not name the third period goal scorers, so they are not listed here.
What This Game Means for the Moose
Friday night gave Manitoba the perfect start to the weekend. Walker Duehr scored both Moose goals, including the overtime winner just 29 seconds into the extra frame, in a 2 to 1 win over the same Marlies side. That result kept the Moose perfect at home this season at 5 and 0.
Saturday is the second half of the back to back, and Toronto has made it clear the rematch will not follow the same script. The Marlies have now scored three times in Winnipeg across the two nights, and they have answered every Manitoba push in this game.
A win tonight would stretch the home winning streak to six games and give the Moose a weekend sweep. A loss would hand Toronto the split and end the perfect run at Canada Life Centre.
What Happens Next
The game is still in progress at Canada Life Centre. The final score, the third period scorers and the updated standings will follow once the game ends.
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