Arena: Bell Centre
Time: Saturday, Feb 13, 2010 at 7:00 PM ET
League: NHL – United States of America

Last 10 matches: Philadelphia 6-4-0; Montreal 5-4-1
Once the final horn sounds Saturday, the Olympic break begins for both teams. Nobody seemed to be looking too far ahead Friday, as the Flyers built a three-goal lead only to see the Canadiens rally for a pair on the third. The game ended with Montreal unable to get the tying goal off a 6-on-4 advantage and a huge scrum involving all 10 skaters and Philadelphia goalie Michael Leighton. Carter has four goals in Philadelphia’s last three games, giving him a team-leading 26 for the season. Leighton has once again become the go-to guy in net with Ray Emery on the shelf. He has allowed two goals or less in five consecutive starts, posting a .933 save percentage.

Metropolit has 13 goals this season, one off his career high. He has goals in consecutive games and three in his last five.
Philadelphia remains without Emery (hip) and defensemen Ryan Parent (back) and Danny Syvret (shoulder).

In addition to Markov, those sidelined for Montreal include forwards Andrei Kostitsyn (knee), Mike Cammalleri (MCL) and Benoit Pouliot (upper body) and defensemen Paul Mara (upper body) and Marc-Andre Bergeron (knee).
After picking up just two minor penalties through the first 59 minutes Friday, the Flyers accumulated 27 penalty minutes late, 15 to Powe and 12 to Kimmo Timonen for roughing and a misconduct. … Defenseman PK Subban made his NHL debut for the Canadiens, playing over 18 minutes, taking three shots and posting an assist, a plus-1 rating and a minor penalty for tripping. Summary of the match will be on site soon..