The teams are both listed at -110 (risk $110 to win $110) in the latest consensus Oilers vs. Panthers odds. The over/under for total goals scored is 6.5, and the Oilers are -1.5 (

Game 5 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final arrives with the series tied 2-2, and history tells us just how crucial this night could be. The Edmonton Oilers return home to Rogers Place after splitting two games in Florida, reclaiming momentum and setting the stage for what could be the most defining game of the series.

EDMONTON – The Florida Panthers will look to gain a leg up in the Stanley Cup Final when they visit the Edmonton Oilers for Game 5 at Rogers Place on Saturday at 8 p.m. ET. Tied 2-2 through the first four games of the cinematic series, teams that go up 3-2 have gone on to win a series 79.5% of the time in the history of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Entering Game 5 against the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday, with the series tied 2-2, Barkov has just two points in the Cup Final — both assists that came on the power play in Florida’s Game 4 overtime loss on Thursday. He has just 10 total shots on goal through the four games.

In this year’s Stanley Cup final, goaltending has been a major storyline for the Edmonton Oilers. Regular starter Stuart Skinner has been displaced by backup Calvin Pickard, and Oilers fans don’t have consensus on who should be starting Game 5 for the team.

Three of the Stanley Cup Final’s first four games going to overtime is a testament to the quality of play and competition between the Panthers and Oilers heading into Game 5.

The 25-year-old's teary-eyed reaction came as he reflected on his football career to date and the "surreal" feeling of advancing to a championship game for the first time. "To go through the journey I have,

"Horn is talented but has struggled with injuries in the NFL. Despite being the league's second-highest-paid cornerback, Horn ranks only 23rd in PFF advanced coverage grades over the past three seasons and 23rd in standard PFF coverage grade (79.6) across the past two."