Winnipeg hockey news: Dylan Burnside scored at 4:10 of overtime as the Manitoba Moose beat the Toronto Marlies 4 to 3 at Canada Life Centre on Saturday night, completing a weekend sweep and keeping the Moose perfect at home.
By Maplestime Sports Desk | Winnipeg, Manitoba | November 7, 2026
Sources: AHL official scores, Sportradar live scoreboard | Last updated: November 7, 2026
Key Takeaways
- Manitoba Moose 4, Toronto Marlies 3 in overtime at Canada Life Centre in Winnipeg
- Dylan Burnside scored the overtime winner at 4:10 of the extra frame, with no shootout needed
- 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, Toronto scored twice in the third, and the game was tied 3 to 3 after regulation
- The Moose improve to 10 and 4 on the season and 6 and 0 at home, sweeping the two game weekend set after a 2 to 1 overtime win on Friday
How the Moose Won It in Overtime
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. Parker Ford scored at 3:58 and Chase Yoder added another at 13:47, flipping 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 swung both ways. Marc Johnstone scored for Toronto at 1:21 and Brandon Valis followed at 2:10, putting the Marlies back in front. Linus Gustafsson answered for Manitoba at 7:00, and neither side could find a winner before the final buzzer. Regulation ended tied at 3 to 3.
Overtime belonged to the home side. Dylan Burnside scored at 4:10 of the extra frame to give Manitoba the 4 to 3 win, and the game ended without a shootout.
Scoring Summary
Toronto: Noah Chadwick at 5:48 of the first period; Marc Johnstone at 1:21 of the third period; Brandon Valis at 2:10 of the third period.
Manitoba: Parker Ford at 3:58 of the second period; Chase Yoder at 13:47 of the second period; Linus Gustafsson at 7:00 of the third period; Dylan Burnside at 4:10 of overtime.
Period totals: first period Toronto 1, Manitoba 0; second period Manitoba 2, Toronto 0; third period Toronto 2, Manitoba 1; overtime Manitoba 1, Toronto 0.
What the Sweep 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. Saturday made it two overtime wins in two nights, and two different heroes.
The Moose have now won three straight overtime games this season, all of them at home. They sit at 10 and 4 on the season and a perfect 6 and 0 at Canada Life Centre, and they have swept a weekend set that Toronto pushed to the limit on both nights.
What Happens Next
The Moose head on the road next. Manitoba visits the Texas Stars on Tuesday, November 10, after closing out the homestand with back to back overtime wins over Toronto.
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