In a thrilling Stanley Cup Final game on Thursday, the Edmonton Oilers made an impressive comeback. They were down by three goals but managed to win 5-4 in overtime against the Florida Panthers, making the series tied. Leon Draisaitl of the Oilers scored the winning goal in overtime, which was his fourth in the playoffs, setting a new NHL record. The game was full of ups and downs. Even though the Oilers were initially behind 3-0, they caught up by the end of the the second period. They then took the lead in the third period, but the Panthers scored in the last seconds to tie it again, sending the game into overtime. The Oilers achieved a historic feat, becoming the first visiting team since 1919 to win a final game after being down by three goals. The series is now tied with two wins for each team and will continue with Game 5 in Edmonton on Saturday.