Flyers vs. Canucks: Final Score and Where to Find Game Updates, November 10

Verified: November 10, 2026, at 12:03 UTC.

The Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Vancouver Canucks 3-1 at Rogers Arena on Monday, November 9. Vancouver cut a two-goal deficit in the third period, but Travis Sanheim's late empty-net goal sealed Philadelphia's win and extended the Canucks' losing streak to six games.

For the final score, scoring details, and postgame coverage, start with the NHL's game recap or the Flyers' postgame report. The teams are scheduled to meet again in Philadelphia on November 27.

Destaques

• Final: Flyers 3, Canucks 1 in Vancouver.
• Michael Bunting, Travis Konecny, and Sanheim scored for Philadelphia; Jonathan Lekkerimäki scored for Vancouver.
• The Canucks outshot the Flyers 19-17 after a strong third-period push.
• For future games, check the NHL schedule and game pages for the score, game status, and broadcast information.

What was the Flyers vs. Canucks final score?

Philadelphia won 3-1 after leading 1-0 at the first intermission and 2-0 after two periods. The game began at 7:30 p.m. in Vancouver, Pacific Standard Time (UTC−08:00), on November 9; that was 03:30 UTC on November 10. The Canucks' preview confirmed the venue and scheduled start.

Bunting opened the scoring early in the first period. Konecny doubled the lead on a second-period power play, finishing a setup from Matvei Michkov. Lekkerimäki answered on a third-period power play, with Brock Boeser and Elias Pettersson assisting. Sanheim then scored into an empty net in the final minute.

Vancouver's late pressure made the score closer than the first two periods suggested. The Canucks recorded 13 third-period shots to Philadelphia's two. Flyers goaltender Joseph Woll stopped 18 of 19 shots overall, while Vancouver's Leevi Meriläinen stopped 14 of 17. The result ended Philadelphia's three-game losing streak.

Where can you find the Flyers vs. Canucks score and game updates?

For an official account of this completed game, open the NHL recap linked above. It explains the key scoring plays and late penalties. The Flyers' postgame report adds period-by-period detail, including the shot totals and Vancouver's late power-play opportunities.

For a future matchup, use the NHL scores page and select the date and matchup. Check whether the game is listed as scheduled, in progress, or final before interpreting the score. A game page can also help you follow the scoring summary, period, shots, penalties, and player statistics as they become available.

If you find a score through a search engine or a notification, compare its date and status with the NHL page. A search result can refer to an earlier meeting, and an in-progress score may change before the final. For a quick explanation of the result, team reports and the league recap are more useful than the score alone.

What changed the game for Vancouver and Philadelphia?

Philadelphia built its advantage in the first two periods, with Bunting scoring at even strength and Konecny converting on the power play. Vancouver generated just six shots through 40 minutes, according to the Flyers' report, leaving it with ground to make up in the third.

Lekkerimäki's goal brought the Canucks within one, and Vancouver continued to press. A late delay-of-game penalty against Woll gave the Canucks a power play; they also pulled Meriläinen for an extra attacker. Philadelphia held on, and Sanheim's short-handed empty-net goal made it 3-1.

The shot totals show both sides of the game: Vancouver finished ahead 19-17, but most of its shots arrived in the final period. The score does not by itself show how close the Canucks came during their late push, so the scoring and penalty summaries provide useful context.

When do the Canucks and Flyers play again?

The Canucks' pregame information lists their next meeting with Philadelphia for November 27 in Philadelphia. Check the Canucks' official schedule closer to the date for the confirmed start time and any changes. The November 9 game was the teams' first meeting of the season.

For the Vancouver game, the Canucks listed Sportsnet+ and NBC Sports Philadelphia for television or streaming, and KiSS West Coast for radio. Those listings applied to the November 9 matchup; they should not be assumed to apply to the rematch. Canadian viewers should check the next game's listing and their provider for availability, subscription requirements, and any regional restrictions.

Vancouver will look to end its losing streak in its next game, while Philadelphia will try to build on this win. Those are the teams' immediate opportunities, not predictions of either result. For lineup changes, starting goaltenders, and confirmed broadcast details, check official team updates on game day.

FAQ

Who won Flyers vs. Canucks?

The Flyers won 3-1 at Rogers Arena on November 9, 2026.

Who scored for the Canucks?

Jonathan Lekkerimäki scored Vancouver's only goal, on a third-period power play.

Where can I check the next game live?

Use the NHL scores page, select the correct date, and open the matchup for its current score and game status.