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Islanders no match for Kings as five-on-five struggles continue

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Islanders no match for Kings as five-on-five struggles continue

The Islanders’ struggles in the five-on-five game continued into Tuesday night’s match.

Despite their recent success, the Islanders were unable to overcome their five-on-five challenges in a 3-1 loss to the Kings at UBS Arena.

Kevin Fiala scores a second-period goal against Ilya Sorokin during the Islanders’ defeat. Robert Sabo for New York Post

The Kings, on a six-game winning streak, dominated the Islanders early on, making it look like a mismatch.

Although the Islanders made a late push, they couldn’t recover from their slow start.

Despite some strong efforts in the third period, the Islanders couldn’t capitalize on their chances, including a late power play.

Ilya Sorokin makes one of his 27 saves during the game. Robert Sabo for New York Post

Defensive lapses and offensive struggles plagued the Islanders throughout the game, leading to the Kings’ victory.

With the return of injured players looming, the Islanders will need to address their five-on-five performance to stay competitive.

The Islanders need to address their five-on-five struggles to avoid self-inflicted losses in future games.

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