In a pulsating Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, the Edmonton Oilers, displaying preternatural resilience, clawed back from a seemingly insurmountable three-goal chasm to vanquish the Florida Panthers 5-4 in sudden death, levelling the series amidst a maelstrom of visceral emotions; Leon Draisaitl's epoch-making fourth playoff overtime goal etched his name into NHL annals as the Oilers, defying historical precedent, became the first visiting team since 1919 to orchestrate such a Lazarus-like comeback from a three-goal decifit, leaving the series precariously balanced at two apiece as it now pivots back to Edmonton for a pivotal Game 5 showdown on Saturday.