How to Watch Flyers at Maple Leafs: Stream NHL Live, TV Channel

The Toronto Maple Leafs play on back-to-back nights when they host the Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday.

The Philadelphia Flyers and Toronto Maple Leafs play the first game of a home-and-home series on Sunday night. The Maple Leafs will host this first game and then these teams will travel to Philadelphia for a rematch on Tuesday. This will be the first game between these two Eastern Conference foes this season. The Maple Leafs are going for their fourth win in a row as they look to hold on to the top spot in the Atlantic Division standings. Toronto holds a two-point advantage over the defending champion Florida Panthers heading into this game. The Maple Leafs are coming off a very prolific offensive performance in a 6-4 win over the Boston Bruins on Saturday.

How to Watch Philadelphia Flyers at Toronto Maple Leafs Today:

Game Date: Sunday, January 5, 2025

Game Time: 7:00 p.m. ET

TV Channel: NBC Sports Philadelphia

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Much of that performance came from Matthew Knies who ran away with the first star with three goals and two assists. Mitch Marner had a great game also tallying five points as well with a goal and four assists. The line of Knies, Marner and Auston Matthews combined for an astounding 13 points. The game was very back-and-forth though with Boston getting within one goal with only 1:50 left in regulation. The Bruins still had their goalie pulled in attempt to tie the game, but Toronto sealed the deal with an empty-net goal from Matthews. Toronto will be the favorite at home tonight, but watch for fatigue playing on back-to-back night with a window for the Flyers to pull off the upset.

Philadelphia is coming off a decisive 5-2 loss against the Vegas Golden Knights on Thursday. Things couldn’t have started better for the Flyers though with Tyson Foerster scoring just 21 seconds into the game. Unfortunately for the Flyers, they couldn’t score again until early in the third period from Travis Konecny on the power play. Vegas scored four goals in between that span with Aleksei Kolosov struggling in the second period, giving up three goals. Kolosov started in place of Samuel Ersson who was injured in the win against the San Jose Sharks on Tuesday. They’ll need Kolosov to step up even more to pull off another tough road game.

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