Dec 21, 2024; Edmonton, Alberta, CAN; Edmonton Oilers forward Leon Draisaitl (29) celebrates after scoring a goal during overtime against the San Jose Sharks at Rogers Place. Mandatory Credit: Perry Nelson-Imagn Images

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What time do the Edmonton Oilers play today? Oilers game kick-off time, Oilers game TV Channel

Find out the Oilers' game time and TV channel details for today's match, including kick-off time and broadcast options.

The Edmonton Oilers arrive at this game following two consecutive 3-2 overtime victories and will aim to build on that in their next match. Edmonton holds an 11-7-1 home record and a 20-11-2 overall record. The Oilers have achieved an 8-2-2 record in matches determined by a single goal. The Oilers triumphed 5-2 in their previous encounter. Connor McDavid topped the Oilers with two goals. So who are the Oilers playing with this time? Let’s find out.

Who are the Oilers playing today?

The Edmonton Oilers will face the Ottawa Senators in an exciting NHL matchup.

On Sunday night, the Edmonton Oilers will wrap up consecutive games before the holiday break as they host the Ottawa Senators at Rogers Place. The Senators (18-13-2) appear strong with a six-game winning streak and seem unlikely to halt their momentum soon.

Oilers game Kick-Off Time

The Edmonton Oilers will face the Ottawa Senators on December 22/12/24, Sunday, 8 p.m. EST in Edmonton, Alberta, at Rogers Place

Date	December 22/12/24, Sunday
Time	8 p.m. EST
Venue	Rogers Place
Location	Edmonton, Alberta

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What TV channel is the Oilers game on?

Catch the Oilers vs. Senators game live on TV through SNW, RDS, and TSN5, or stream it in the U.S. on ESPN+

Oilers vs. Senators: Stats

The Oilers have scored 108 total goals this season, averaging 3.3 per game, which places them 10th in the league. Defensively, Edmonton has allowed 94 goals (2.8 per game), ranking 11th in the league, and their +14 goal differential is the ninth-best overall.

The Senators have netted 104 goals this season, averaging 3.2 per game, ranking 12th in the NHL. They have also conceded 94 goals (2.8 per game), tying Edmonton for 11th in goals against, with a +10 goal differential that ranks 12th in the league.

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