TSN.cas NHL Play of the Year showdown continues today with two of the flithiest and unlikeliest of goals from the past season. The fourth match-up of the Round of 32 sees Thomas Hertl pull a move that did not exactly ingratiate himself towards the Leagues vets while Andrew Shaw finds a beauty without even having to look. Hertl – in just his third career game – had a historic night, scoring four goals at just 19 years old. The fourth goal, however, was something to behold. Streaking in from the left boards, Hertl barrels in on Martin Biron looking to cap an already impressive night. He pulls Biron to his right, bringing the puck back through his legs. Reaching between with his stick, he gets under the shot for a wrister that goes top left corner. The young Czechs effort produces a goal brimming with confidence beyond his teenage years. Shaw, meanwhile, showed that for all his grit and toughness hes still got a sweet pair of mitts. Picking up a rebound off a Patrick Sharp slapper from the point, Shaw fights off a defender picks up the garbage while trying to shake coverage from Dallas Stars defender Trevor Daley. Instead of dishing back out to one of his All-Star teammates, Shaw takes matters into his own hands and – with his back to the net and falling to his knees – slides the puck along the ice on the backhand. Its clear from Kari Lehtonens body language that a shot was the last thing on his mind. Shaw isnt down for long, however, as he pops up to celebrate one of the goals of the year. You can watch the highlights and make your decision here. Every vote counts, so watch all the plays and take part in the TSN.ca Play of the Year Showdown. Let us know who you voted for via Twitter by using the hashtag #tsnklondikepoy. Isaiah Oliver Falcons Jersey . Tensions rose in the first period when Penguins defenceman Brooks Orpik hit Bruins forward Loui Eriksson with what appeared to be a clean hit. 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Spain controlled play at the Sanchez Pizjuan but found it hard to convert against a well-organized Bolivian team before Iniesta charged forward to curl around Quinonez in the 84th to seal victory. SUNRISE, Fla. -- Scott Clemmensen got the best of the Montreal Canadiens yet again. Brian Campbell, Aleksander Barkov and Dmitry Kulikov each scored goals to lift the Florida Panthers over the Canadiens 4-1 on Sunday night. Sean Bergenheim added an empty-net goal with 17 seconds left, and Tom Gilbert had two assists. Clemmensen stopped 21 shots for the Panthers, who broke a three-game losing streak and beat Montreal for the second time this month. Clemmensen is 8-1 against the Canadiens. "Im aware of it but I think its a little bit of a coincidence," Clemmensen said. "Its just a team that weve matched up well against for some reason. Ive been fortunate in these games against them to get a lot of help in front of me." Clemmensen started in place of Tim Thomas, who is being held out to give him more time to recover from a groin injury that has forced him to miss eight games. "I think it was the right decision," Panthers coach Peter Horachek said. "The more time we can give him now, we wont have a reoccurrence." Brandon Prust scored for the Canadiens, and Peter Budaj made 21 saves. Montreal lost for the first time in three games. Florida stretched its lead to 3-1 on Barkovs goal in the second period. Gilberts shot from the slot was tipped in at 14:29 by Barkov, who has seven points in six games. The Canadiens had a goal disallowed for the second time in the game with 12:37 left. Danny Briere swept a loose puck into the net, but it was ruled that Alex Galchenyuk prevented Clemmensen from playing his position before the shot. "I think it was a good call. I was in the crease, and the guy came in behind me and kind of pushed me out," Clemmensen said. The Canadiens also appeared to score with 6:34 remaining in the first, but the goal was waved off because Brian Gionta was called for knocking the puck down with a high stick at the blue line. "I think I went my first 11 years witthout getting a goal called back on me," Clemmensen said.dddddddddddd "This is my 13th year pro, and last year I had one and already a couple this year." Canadiens coach Michel Therrien strongly disagreed with the calls. "Its really frustrating. The first goal that they refused, Gionta said it never touched the stick," Therrien said. "The second goal, it was clearly a crosscheck by them against Galchenyuk. So its one of those nights." Other players wouldnt blame the disallowed goals for the defeat. "Its deflating, but thats not why we lost," Gionta said. "We didnt play a good all-around game. They deserved to win. We didnt have the effort we needed." Montreal tied it 1-1 in the second period on Prusts goal. Prust picked up the puck while sliding through the slot and wristed a shot on net. The puck deflected in off Clemmensen at 2:56. "I think it went in off his blocker," Prust said. "You just turn and fire the puck. When youre in front of the net, you just shoot it." The Panthers reclaimed the lead less than two minutes later. A shot by Campbell bounced off Budaj and popped up in the air over his head. The puck hit the ice in front and went in off Budajs skate to make it 2-1. The goal was originally credited to Barkov, and Campbell didnt realize the goal belonged to him until after the game. "I was in position, and it went straight up," Budaj said. "Its tough luck and a bad rebound. Id like to have that one back." The Panthers took a 1-0 lead on Kulikovs goal in the first period during 4-on-4 play. Kulikov took a pass from Tomas Fleischmann in the left circle and beat Budaj on the stick side at 6:10. The goal was Kulikovs first in 28 games. NOTES: Florida forward Tomas Kopecky played in his 500th NHL game. ... Budaj got the start over Carey Price, who played Saturday night at Tampa Bay. ... The attendance of 19,891 was Floridas largest crowd of the season. 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