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Philadelphia Flyers 4, Carolina Hurricanes 1

The Flyers defeated the Hurricanes 4-1 at Xfinity Mobile Arena. Philadelphia finished with a three-goal margin in regulation.

Philadelphia turned home ice at Xfinity Mobile Arena into a 4-1 result over Carolina, finishing the matchup with a three-goal advantage. The Flyers’ winning goal was credited to Gostisbehere, and Kochetkov was the winning goalie as Philadelphia secured the regulation victory.

How the Game Played Out

The final score puts the decisive separation in the Flyers’ favor: four goals for Philadelphia, one for Carolina. That difference left the home team three goals ahead when the game ended. It is a clear scoreboard result for the Flyers, with the Hurricanes held to a single goal in the matchup.

Gostisbehere is credited with the winning goal, the entry that ultimately distinguished the teams in the official result. Kochetkov earned the winning-goalie designation. Those two confirmed details frame the outcome: Philadelphia found the goal that proved decisive, while its goaltender was credited with the win in a game settled in regulation.

The scoreline also gives the result a straightforward shape. Philadelphia finished with four, Carolina with one, and the game did not require overtime or a shootout. The Flyers’ three-goal margin is the central measure of the final, while the one-goal total for Carolina underscores how narrow the Hurricanes’ scoring output was in this result. No extra period changed the outcome; the regulation score settled it.

For Philadelphia, the final is built around both sides of that comparison: four goals scored and one allowed. For Carolina, the game ended with one goal against a Flyers total of four. The standings on the scoreboard are unambiguous, even without adding details beyond the confirmed result: the Flyers won, the Hurricanes lost, and the difference was three goals.

What the Result Means

Philadelphia comes away from Xfinity Mobile Arena with a regulation win over a divisional opponent in the NHL. The outcome belongs to the Flyers, and the 4-1 score gives them a substantial margin rather than a one-goal decision. Gostisbehere’s winning goal and Kochetkov’s winning-goalie credit are the confirmed individual marks attached to that result.

For Carolina, the night ends on the other side of a decisive scoreline. The Hurricanes finished with one goal, while Philadelphia reached four. The result establishes the outcome of this meeting, but it does not by itself define either club’s broader season position or trajectory. Its immediate meaning is clear: Philadelphia adds a win, and Carolina leaves with a loss.

A four-goal finish gives the Flyers a strong marker to carry forward from this home date, while the Hurricanes will look to respond in their next game. Philadelphia’s next test will show how it builds on this result; Carolina’s will offer the chance to turn the page.

Watch the Highlights

The final score tells the story of a Flyers win by three, with Gostisbehere credited for the winning goal and Kochetkov the winning goalie. Watch the highlights for the key moments from Philadelphia’s 4-1 victory at Xfinity Mobile Arena.

Final Score: Philadelphia Flyers 4, Carolina Hurricanes 1.

Final Score: Philadelphia Flyers 1, Carolina Hurricanes 4.

Source: NHL.com boxscore + Highlightly match API

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