How to Watch Ottawa Charge at Minnesota Frost: Stream Professional Women’s Hockey League Live, TV Channel

The PWHL returns to action on Thursday as the Ottawa Charge visit the Minnesota Frost. Watch live for free on Fubo.

The Minnesota Frost will host the Ottawa Charge on Thursday night after a ten day break for the Frost following the international pause. The Frost come into Thursday’s game with a 2-0-1-0 record so far. Forward Britta Curl-Salamme is one of the leading offensive producers with two goals and one assist through three games played. The last time on the ice for the Frost resulted in a 6-3 victory over Toronto. In the win, Claire Butorac took the early lead for Minnesota with a goal just three minutes into the first period. From that point on, the game went back and forth between the two teams before Curl-Salemme scored back to back goals to tie and then take the lead for good. Michela Cava scored two goals in the final minutes to put the game out of reach for Toronto.

How to Watch Ottawa Charge at Minnesota Frost in Professional Women’s Hockey League Today:

Game Date: Thursday, Dec. 19, 2024

Game Time: 8:00 p.m. ET

TV: NESN Plus

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The Charge brings a record of 1-2-0-1 into Thursday night’s contest with the latest game being a 3-2 loss to Boston after their 10-day break. Boston took the lead in the second period, but Ottawa was able to respond with a goal from Shiann Darkangelo. Boston responded just one minute later, Aneta Tejralová tied the game up again with four minutes left in the second period to take a 2-2 tie into the locker room. Boston put what ended up being the game-winning goal in eight minutes into the third period and the Charge was unable to equalize again.

This is the first meeting between the two teams this season. Last season, the Frost won four out of the five games against Ottawa. Minnesota won the inaugural Walter Cup last season defeating Boston in the finals. 

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