How to Watch Montreal Victoire at Ottawa Charge Game 3: Stream PWHL Live, TV Channel

With the playoff series all tied up at one game each, the Montreal Victoire and the Ottawa Charge will look to take the lead with a win Tuesday.

Playoffs are underway in the Professional Women’s Hockey League and on Tuesday night, the Montreal Victoire and the Ottawa Charge will square off in Game 3 of the best-of-five series at TD Place. The Charge jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the series with a 3-2 victory in Game 1 on Thursday night. The win marked the team’s fifth straight on the road, but that’s where the streak stopped as the Victoire earned the win on Sunday night in front of a home crowd. In a historic quadruple overtime win, Montreal and Ottawa played the longest PWHL game, which lasted more than five hours. Catherine Dubois’ late-game heroics allowed the Victoire to earn their first-ever playoff win. Now, the team will look to carry the momentum into Tuesday night’s game and take a lead in the series.

How to Watch Montreal Victoire at Ottawa Charge in Professional Women’s Hockey League Today:

Game Date: Tuesday, May 13, 2025

Game Time: 7:00 p.m. ET

TV: MSG

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The game was certainly back-and-forth, but Montreal got started early. Just three minutes after the opening faceoff, Kristin O’Neill gave her team the lead and Laura Stacey extended that lead in the second period. Trailing 2-0, Ottawa used the third period to get back in the game, starting with an Aneta Tejralová with just five minutes remaining on the clock. With only 42 seconds remaining on the game clock, Brianne Jenner buried the puck in the back of the net to force overtime.

It took an additional 75 minutes of play to determine a winner in Game 2. Again, the game was near even with Montreal recording 33 shots during the four overtime periods and Ottawa following closely behind with 32. Ann-Renée Desbiens earned her first career playoff victory, making 63 saves on 65 shots for Montreal, while Ottawa rookie Gwyneth Philips turned aside a career-high 53 of 56 shots.

Tune in on Tuesday night to see if Montreal can keep momentum rolling and pick up a road win in Ottawa as the teams battle it out in Game 3.

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