Mammoth vs. Senators: Ottawa Wins 4–2, Final Score and Updates (Nov. 8, 2026)

Information checked: Sunday, November 8, 2026, at 7:05 a.m. Ottawa time (EST, UTC−05:00; 12:05 UTC).

Final: Ottawa Senators 4, Utah Mammoth 2. Ottawa took the lead for good on Nick Cousins’ goal with 2:18 left in regulation and added an empty-net goal to close out Saturday’s November 7 NHL game at Canadian Tire Centre. The result is final, not an ongoing live score; fans looking for the complete record can go directly to the NHL’s official game summary, play-by-play report, and video recap.

Both clubs entered with 10-6-1 records. Ottawa left with two standings points and an 11-6-1 record; Utah fell to 10-7-1. The difference came late in a tightly contested third period, despite Utah holding a 32-21 advantage in shots on goal.

Highlights

• Final score: Senators 4, Mammoth 2 on Saturday, November 7, 2026, in Ottawa, Ontario.
• Deciding moment: Nick Cousins scored at 17:42 of the third period to break a 2-2 tie; Shane Pinto followed with an empty-net goal.
• Official tracking: The NHL game summary supplies the score and stats; its play-by-play report lists every recorded game event.
• Canada viewing: The Senators’ pregame listing named Sportsnet One and TVA Sports for television and TSN 1200 for English-language radio coverage.

Illustrative hockey action scene; this is not a photograph of the November 7 Mammoth–Senators game.

Where can you find the Mammoth vs. Senators final score and game updates?

The most reliable starting point is the league’s own game documentation. Unlike a search snippet that may retain an old in-progress result, the official report clearly labels the matchup Final and preserves the scoring record for the November 7 game. The matchup was listed as Utah (UTA) at Ottawa (OTT), so either team abbreviation can help you locate it.

• Final score, shots, penalties, scoring and goalies: Open the NHL official Game Summary. It records the 4-2 final, goal scorers, shots by period, power-play opportunities and goaltending lines.
• Every in-game event: Check the official NHL Play By Play for faceoffs, shots, penalties and the sequence leading up to the winning goal.
• Game narrative: Read the NHL postgame recap to understand how the lead changed and why the closing minutes mattered.
• Highlights and interviews: Find video material through the NHL game-recaps video section or the Mammoth’s official game story, which links to postgame clips.

For the fastest check on a future game, open the NHL scoreboard, select the date in the host city’s calendar and verify the game status before quoting a number. Once a game is over, the final score and full box score are better references than a live feed that may have stopped refreshing. For this matchup, use November 7 in the Ottawa schedule, even though the clock had passed midnight in UTC when the puck dropped.

What happened in Utah Mammoth vs. Ottawa Senators on November 7?

Ottawa opened the scoring when Fabian Zetterlund converted a power-play chance 5:27 into the first period. Utah captain Clayton Keller equalized at 9:57. Neither side scored in the middle period, leaving the outcome open heading into the final 20 minutes.

Michael Amadio put Ottawa ahead 2-1 at 6:29 of the third, but Barrett Hayton responded for Utah at 9:53. With the score level at 2-2 and overtime a possibility, Cousins redirected a Thomas Chabot feed into the net at 17:42. Pinto’s empty-net finish at 19:44 then made it 4-2. Those clock readings are elapsed time within the period, not local times of day.

Samuel Ersson made 30 saves on 32 shots for Ottawa. Karel Vejmelka stopped 17 of 20 shots against him; the fourth Senators goal went into an empty net. Ottawa converted one of its two power plays, while Utah went 0-for-2. These figures help explain the result: a team can produce more shots overall and still lose when the opponent converts its opportunities at decisive moments.

What time was the game in Ottawa, and why do some listings say November 8?

The official NHL preview advertised a 7:00 p.m. Eastern start on Saturday, November 7, 2026. The final game report records the actual start at 7:19 p.m. EST (UTC−05:00) and the end at 9:49 p.m. EST. The actual start therefore corresponds to 12:19 a.m. UTC on Sunday, November 8, and the end to 2:49 a.m. UTC on November 8.

Ottawa was on Eastern Standard Time because North American daylight saving time had already ended earlier in November. This is why Canadian NHL schedules show Saturday, November 7, while an international service using UTC can group the same game under Sunday, November 8. They refer to the same matchup, not two separate games.

How could viewers in Canada watch or follow the game?

Ottawa’s official pregame guide listed Sportsnet One and TVA Sports (shown as TVAS-D) as television outlets. It also listed TSN 1200 for English radio and 104.7 Outaouais for French radio. Those are listings for this November 7 event, not a guarantee of replay availability or rights for every future matchup.

Now that the game is complete, viewers looking for something they can check on demand should try the NHL’s scores, postgame clips and official video recaps first. Broadcast replays, streaming access, subscription requirements and regional restrictions depend on the provider; availability should be checked directly with that service rather than inferred from the pregame channel list. The Senators’ official preview is the source for the original TV and radio information.

What does the 4-2 result mean for Ottawa and Utah?

The regulation win moved the Senators to 11-6-1 and gave them two more standings points, for 23 at the end of this contest. Utah remained on 21 points with a 10-7-1 record. Those are immediately postgame figures; positions in the overall standings may change as other NHL teams play subsequent games.

For Ottawa, winning a close game after Utah twice tied the score showed that its late-game offense could finish chances even without leading the shot count. For the Mammoth, the result ended an eastern road swing at 2-2-1. Utah’s official recap identified another road game in Vegas on November 11 before the team returned home to face St. Louis on November 12. Ottawa’s official schedule listed a home matchup with Washington on November 10. These are scheduled next steps, not predictions of their results.

Readers checking either team’s form should compare game dates as well as records. A record copied from a preview describes the situation before this contest, while the postgame records reflect the 4-2 final. That distinction is especially important when a search result, push notification or score widget has not refreshed.

Official sources for this game

• NHL: November 7, 2026 official game summary.
• NHL: complete game play-by-play report.
• NHL: Senators–Mammoth postgame recap.
• Utah Mammoth: official game story and upcoming schedule.
• Ottawa Senators: pregame coverage and Canadian broadcast information.

FAQ

Who won Mammoth vs. Senators on November 7, 2026?

The Ottawa Senators won 4-2 against the Utah Mammoth at Canadian Tire Centre. Nick Cousins scored the decisive third-period goal.

Where can I see the official NHL box score and goal times?

Use the NHL’s official Game Summary for the score, shots, goals and penalties, and its Play By Play for event-by-event details.

Was this a November 7 or November 8 game?

It was played Saturday, November 7, in Ottawa, Ontario, on EST (UTC−05:00). The recorded 7:19 p.m. EST start was already 12:19 a.m. UTC on November 8, which explains the date difference on international score services.