Team USA teammates Auston Matthews and Brady Tkachuk battle in Game 4 of the Battle of Ontario on Saturday. [https://deweb-519a7.b-cdn.net/post-images/23da4b80-fdb7-4f1e-a5d3-b79d21c1494a.jpeg] Team USA teammates Auston Matthews and Brady Tkachuk battle in Game 4 of the Battle of Ontario on Saturday. The Battle of Ontario could end in a sweep, as the Ottawa Senators host the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Canadian Tire Center on Saturday night. The Leafs took a commanding 3-0 lead in the series with a 3-2 victory on Thursday, courtesy of an overtime goal from defenseman Simon Benoit. Toronto has had a distinct advantage on special teams and the edge in goal with Anthony Stolarz outdueling Linus Ullmark, but Ottawa has been the better of the two clubs at even-strength. Toronto will not make any lineup changes for Game 4, while the Sens held an optional skate on Saturday and any changes will not be revealed until just before gametime. This story will be updated throughout the game. Make sure you refresh the page so that you are receiving the up-to-date version of this story, and join the conversation in the comment section at the bottom of the article. Also, be sure to check out our post-game Playoff Frenzy Live stream, where Michael Augello and Andrew McInnis break down Game 4. Overtime 4:37 - Drake Batherson with a high-sticking double-minor on Chris Tanev. No John Tavares available. Jake Sanderson OT Winner at 17:42 Sens 4, Leafs 3 Third Period 7:32 - Sens 3, Leafs 2 - Nylander nearly puts Toronto in the lead, Holmberg gets leveled by Tkachuk, and Ottawa goes the other way and takes the lead on a David Perron tip-in. 14:31 - Sens 3, Leafs 3 - Ullmark makes a big save on Pacioretty, but moments later, Nylander feeds Oliver Ekman-Larsson cross-ice for the tying goal and his second of the series. SOG - Toronto 7, Ottawa 3 After 60 - Toronto 25, Ottawa 14 Second Period 4:47 - Leafs had the advantage of chances during a 4-on-4, but Tavares takes a tripping minor to give the Sens the man advantage. 6:06 - Sens PP abbreviated by Jake Sanderson interference call. 4-on-4 for 41 seconds followed by a Toronto PP. 10:12 - Sens 2 - Leafs 2 - Matthew Knies wins a race for the puck, and on a delayed penalty beats Linus Ullmark to tie the game. SOG - Toronto 9, Ottawa 2 After 40 - Toronto - 18, Ottawa 11 First Period 8:00 - Ottawa not showing as much energy as Game 3, both clubs being cautious in the opening eight minutes of the game, but Max Domi takes a careless penalty in the faceoff dot to give the Sens their first power play. 9:03 - Sens 1 - Leafs 0: Domi's penalty comes back to bite the Leafs, as Tim Stutzle scores on the PP to give Ottawa the opening goal. 13:26 - David Perron nearly scores, but Jake McCabe prevents it from going over the goal line, he then gives a Leaf player a facewash and takes a roughing minor. Leafs PP has been lethal in this series. 14:11 - Sens 2 - Leafs 0: Shane Pinto with a short-handed breakaway, and his shot leaks through Stolarz's pads. 19:06 - Sens 2 - Leafs 1: Nylander shoots from just inside the blueline and it is deflected by John Tavares to get Toronto on the board. That has to be deflating for the home club. SOG - Toronto - 9, Ottawa - 9
