
Jets end historic losing streak with comeback win over Canadiens
The Winnipeg Jets ended a long-standing NHL losing streak by overcoming a four-goal deficit to beat the Montreal Canadiens 5-4 on 4 November. The Jets staged one of the biggest comebacks in NHL history, scoring five unanswered goals to secure the victory on the road.
This win marks a significant moment for the Jets, who had been struggling with a poor run of form. Before this match, they had lost eight of their last nine games, including heavy defeats such as a 0-7 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes. The Jets currently sit 13th in the NHL standings with 13 points from 16 games, having won five matches and lost eight, with a goal difference of -19.
Following this morale-boosting victory, the Jets will host the Vancouver Canucks on 6 November in their next NHL fixture. This game offers an opportunity for the Jets to build on their recent success and improve their position in the league table.
The Montreal Canadiens, by contrast, suffered a setback as they failed to maintain their lead and conceded five goals after initially taking control. The Jets' comeback highlights their resilience despite a challenging season so far, while the Canadiens will need to regroup quickly ahead of their upcoming matches.








