Arena: Scottrade Center
Time: Sun, March 28, 2010 at 6:00 PM ET
League: NHL – United States of America

Last 10 matches: Edmonton 4-5-1; St. Louis 5-5-0
Edmonton forward Sam Gagner is day-to-day with a hip injury. Out for the remainder of the season are goalie Nikolai Khabibulin (back), defensemen Sheldon Souray (hand), Ladislav Smid (neck) and Theo Peckham (shoulder) and forwards Ales Hemsky (shoulder), Ryan Stone (knee), Jean-Francois Jacques (back) and Ryan Jones (MCL). Fourth and final meeting of the regular season. The road team has won each of the first three matchups. The Oilers earned their fifth consecutive road win at the time with Gilbert Brule scoring twice to pace a 5-2 win in St. Louis on Dec. 11. The Blues responded by claiming victories in Edmonton of 7-2 on Dec. 21 and 2-1 on Jan. 28. Andy McDonald scored twice in the former game, while Chris Mason stopped 24 shots in the latter.
Andrew Cogliano has two goals and two assists for the Oilers in the last four games. Tom Gilbert has a goal and three assists in the last three games. Brule has a goal and three assists in the last four games. Marc Pouliot has two goals and three assists in the last six games. Robert Nilsson has two goals in the last three games. Shawn Horcoff and Fernando Pisani each have a goal and two assists in the last three games.

Paul Kariya has goals in consecutive games and four in his last seven for the Blues. Carlo Colaiacovo has a goal and two assists in the last three games.
Even winning out over their final eight games probably wouldn’t be enough to save the Blues, who trail by double digits in the race for the final Western Conference playoff berth. The Oilers might look like an automatic two points, but they haven’t laid down as their disappointing season draws to a close. Prior to a loss against Anaheim on Friday, Edmonton had won three in a row. We will post live score and results of this match, as soon as posible.. stay tuned.