Confirmed: the Panthers win the Stanley Cup.

It is not without adversity that the Florida Panthers eventually win their first Stanley Cup in franchise history.

Connor McDavid and his crew needed just one goal to tie the game, but Sergei Bobrovsky shut the door for the home team.

The Oilers had the chance to make history and become the first team in 82 years to come back from a 0-3 deficit in the Stanley Cup Finals, but it didn't happen.

Aleksander Barkov thus becomes the first Finnish captain ever to lift the famous trophy.

Therefore, with a score of 2-1, the Panthers win and deny a Canadian team for the 31st consecutive year. The curse continues.

Congratulations to the Panthers!

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