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Ottawa Charge Stun Montreal Victoire in Game 4 Upset—What This Shocking Win Means for the PWHL Finals

Ottawa Charge Stun Montreal Victoire in Game 4 Upset—What This Shocking Win Means for the PWHL Finals

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It was Clark’s first goal of the playoffs, and the 8,011 fans at TD Place Arena erupted with “Clarky” chants for the fan-favorite player.

Throughout the semifinals, the Charge have been at their best in the third period, with five of their seven goals scored in the final frame. In Game 1, it was Shiann Darkangelo with the game winner. In Game 2, Aneta Tejralová and Jenner scored two goals in the final five minutes to force overtime — and ultimately quadruple overtime.

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