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MATTIAS SAMUELSSON CALLS IT IN OVERTIME | Buffalo Sabres Beat Detroit Red Wings 5-4 | Highlights
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MATTIAS SAMUELSSON CALLS IT IN OVERTIME | Buffalo Sabres Beat Detroit Red Wings 5-4 | Highlights
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The Buffalo Sabres beat the Detroit Red Wings in overtime on November 15, 2025. Patrick Kane scored early in the first to get Detroit on the board first. Alex Tuch tied it up for the Sabres shortly after. With three more Red Wings goals, Detroit held a 4-1 lead into the second period. Josh Doan notched the Sabres second of the night late in the second frame, redirecting a shot by Rasmus Dahlin. Early in the third, Tage Thompson scored the Sabres third goal on a solo effort. Ryan McLeod kept the momentum going, tying the game on a breakaway. In overtime, Tage Thompson had a huge hit on Alex DeBrincat, opening up space for Mattias Samuelsson to score the game-winning shot. Colten Ellis made 24 saves in the matchup.
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