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Deadlocked at three goals apiece, the Edmonton Oilers and Ottawa Senators battled into the extra frame on Hockey Day in Canada. Much to the chagrin of the home crowd, Taylor Hall scores the game-winner just seventeen seconds into extra-time, giving Edmonton their seventh road win in the last twenty-nine chances.
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