Maple Leafs start new season with 4-3 loss to Canadiens

Maple Leafs lose to Canadiens 4-3 in season opener

MONTREAL - Josh Anderson scored the game-winning goal with 19 seconds remaining to lift the Montreal Canadiens to a 4-3 victory over the Toronto MapleCole Caufield had a two-goal game and Sean Monahan added his first goal in a Habs uniform. Jake Allen stopped 26-of-29 shots he faced.

The Canadiens responded just 33 seconds into the second. Nick Suzuki sent a saucer pass for Caufield over T.J. Brodie and the winger opened his account for the season. Montreal was millimetres away from a go-ahead goal when Dach wrapped the puck around the net, only to be stopped by Murray on the goal line. After a review, the no-goal call stood.

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