Flyers vs. Flames: Calgary Wins 4-3 in Overtime | November 9, 2026

Last verified: November 9, 2026, at 04:01 UTC (UTC+00:00).

The Calgary Flames beat the Philadelphia Flyers 4-3 in overtime on November 8, with Matt Coronato scoring the winner at 4:08 of the extra period. The game at Calgary’s Scotiabank Saddledome is over, so fans looking for a live score should look for a final result rather than an in-progress update.

Joel Farabee tied the game short-handed in the third period before Coronato completed the comeback. Calgary earned two standings points, while Philadelphia earned one for reaching overtime. The NHL’s game recap has the scoring details and highlights.

Destaques

• Final: Flames 4, Flyers 3, in overtime.
• Decisive play: Coronato scored at 4:08 of overtime after Farabee’s third-period equalizer.
• Standings impact: Calgary collected two points and Philadelphia took one.
• Follow-up: Use the NHL scores page for the final box score and team schedules for upcoming games.

What was the final score of Flyers vs. Flames?

Calgary won 4-3 after trailing 3-2 in the third period. Farabee, playing against his former team, tied it on a short-handed breakaway at 8:27. Coronato then finished a rush in overtime to end the game.

Zayne Parekh and Zach Whitecloud also scored for Calgary. Denver Barkey, Noel Acciari and Owen Tippett scored for Philadelphia. Calgary goaltender Devin Cooley made 31 saves, while Dan Vladar made 22 for the Flyers, according to the NHL recap.

Philadelphia outshot Calgary 34-26, but the shot count alone did not decide the result. The Flames erased the third-period deficit and converted in overtime. Calgary’s postgame report also lists the Flyers’ power play at one goal on three opportunities and Calgary’s at zero on two.

Where can you check the Flyers vs. Flames score and game updates?

Start with the NHL scores page. Select the November 8 Calgary–Philadelphia matchup to find the final score and open its game page. The box score and play-by-play provide more context than a search result alone: look for the period, the scoring sequence, shots, penalties and the overtime marker.

If a search result still shows a tied score, check the game status and refresh the NHL page. Search snippets and notifications can lag behind the official game page. A score of 3-3 after regulation describes the position before overtime; it is not the final result.

For a quick catch-up, read the NHL recap first, then use the game page to review the scoring plays and available video. The Flames’ report offers a team perspective and additional statistics. When comparing sources, make sure they refer to this November 8 game, rather than an earlier meeting or a future fixture.

What does the overtime result mean for the standings?

In the NHL regular season, a win is worth two points. A team that loses in overtime or a shootout receives one point. The result therefore gives Calgary two points and Philadelphia one, rather than leaving the Flyers empty-handed.

After this game, the NHL listed Calgary’s record at 8-9-1 and Philadelphia’s at 4-10-5. Those records are a snapshot immediately after the matchup; both can change as the teams play again. To assess their current position, check the NHL standings and compare points, games played and the relevant division or wild-card positions.

The win ended Calgary’s two-game losing run, while Philadelphia had lost three straight. Neither streak by itself predicts the next result. Injuries, starting goaltenders and line combinations can change before the teams next play, so fans should check the clubs’ updates closer to puck drop.

How can fans in Canada watch and follow future Flames games?

For the November 8 game, the Flames listed Sportsnet West for television and QR Calgary for radio in their pregame lineup report. That listing applies to this completed matchup; it should not be assumed to cover the next game.

For an upcoming matchup, check the teams’ schedules and the broadcaster’s game finder before making viewing plans. Canadian availability can depend on the game, where you live, the platform and your subscription. Sportsnet’s 2026-27 viewing guide directs viewers to its game finder for specific matchups and says Wednesday Night Hockey is exclusive to Prime Video in Canada.

Fans who only need the score can follow the NHL’s game page and check the play-by-play during future games. For video, verify that a replay or highlights are available on the relevant official service; a live broadcast listing does not automatically establish replay availability.

When do the Flames and Flyers play next?

Calgary’s postgame report identifies the New York Rangers as the opponent for the next game on its homestand. Check the Flames schedule for the confirmed date, displayed start time and broadcast information. Philadelphia fans can use the Flyers schedule for their team’s next matchup.

Schedules may display times in a viewer’s chosen time zone, and listings can change. Before setting a reminder, confirm the date and time zone shown on the official game listing. For another Flyers–Flames meeting, search both team schedules and check the venue as well as the date.

FAQ

Who scored the Flyers vs. Flames overtime winner?

Matt Coronato scored for Calgary at 4:08 of overtime.

Did the Flyers earn a point?

Yes. Philadelphia earned one standings point because it lost in overtime.

Is the Flyers vs. Flames game still live?

No. The November 8 game ended with Calgary winning 4-3 in overtime.