

Cayden Primeau (4-4-1 / 3.13 GAA / .905 SV%) is the confirmed starter for Montreal. Primeau arrived in Ottawa a day ahead of his team as he did not travel to New Jersey.
The Canadiens squandered a two-goal lead but Cole Caufield played the hero scoring in the final five minutes of the game.
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Canadian Tire Centre, Ottawa, ON. | January 18, 7:00 PM ET | TV: TSN2, TSN5, RDS, ESPN
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Forwards
22 Cole Caufield - 14 Nick Suzuki - 20 Juraj Slafkovsky
49 Rafael Harvey-Pinard - 71 Jake Evans - 11 Brendan Gallagher
89 Joshua Roy - 91 Sean Monahan - 40 Joel Armia
55 Michael Pezzetta - 13 Mitchell Stephens - 56 Jesse Ylonen
Defensemen
21 Kaiden Guhle - 8 Mike Matheson
47 Jayden Struble - 58 David Savard
54 Jordan Harris - 52 Justin Barron
Goaltenders
Starter: 30 Cayden Primeau (4-4-1 / 3.13 GAA / .905 SV%)
Alternate: 34 Jake Allen
Out of the lineup
Scratches: Johnathan Kovacevic, Sam Montembeault
Injuries: Carey Price (knee), Chris Wideman (back), Kirby Dach (knee), Alex Newhook (lower body), Tanner Pearson (upper body), Christian Dvorak (upper body), Josh Anderson (lower body)
This is the first of three meetings this season between the Senators and Canadiens.
Ottawa has a home record of 11-11-0 this season.
Claude Giroux has recorded 14 goals, 21 assists for 35 points in 44 career games versus the Canadiens.
Joonas Korpisalo (8-15-0 / 3.70 GAA / .884 SV%) is the confirmed starter for Ottawa.
After wins against Colorado and New Jersey, the Montreal Canadiens are seeking their third straight win. The Habs have not won more than two consecutive games so far this season.
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