Edmonton Oilers continue to search for their first road win of the season when they take on the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday night as the clubs square off at First Niagara Center. The Oilers will be playing the third contest of a five-game road trip and they fell to 0-4-1 on the road this season with last nights 5-2 setback in Boston. The Bruins broke the game open on third-period power-play goals by Carl Soderberg and Dougie Hamilton. Boyd Gordon and Mark Arcobello recorded the goals for Edmonton, while Ben Scrivens stopped 27-of-31 shots in defeat. You cant give a dangerous team like that power-play chances, said Scrivens. We need to find a way to close teams out. Edmonton, playing without forward Taylor Hall (sprained left knee) and defenseman Andrew Ference (suspension), could start Viktor Fasth in net his evening. Fasth, who has never faced the Sabres, has made three starts this season and is 0-2-1 with a 4.70 GAA and .861 save percentage. The Sabres are just 3-8-2 this season, but have won seven of their last eight against the Oilers, who come in having lost four straight and winless on the road this season. Edmonton had lost three straight in Buffalo before picking up a 3-2 victory in February of last season. The Sabres are 1-0-1 on a four-game homestand and 1-1-2 in their past four games overall following a 2-1 shootout loss to the Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday. P.A. Parenteau had the deciding goal for the Habs. Buffalos Brian Gionta and the Canadiens Alex Galchenyuk were both successful in the first round of the shootout. Parenteau, the third shooter for Montreal, skated up the middle, fooled Michal Neuvirth with a head fake and ended the game with a quick wrister into the top of the net. Neuvirth made 31 saves and Drew Stafford scored in regulation, with Tyler Ennis registering his 100th career assist on the tally. The effort tonight was really good. Weve been getting good goaltending and I liked how we battled back, Sabres coach Ted Nolan said. Nolan will start Jhonas Enroth in net tonight. Enroth is just 1-6-1 with a 3.34 goals against average and .908 save percentage in eight starts this season, losing each of his past five outings. He also lost his only other career start versus the Oilers, allowing three goals on 28 shots. 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The team of Lars Nelson, Daniel Richardsson, Johan Olsson, and anchor Marcus Hellner cruised to victory in the 4x10 km event, winning in a time of one hour, 28 minutes, and 42.CANBERRA, Australia - CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Ahmed Khalil and Ali Mabkhout scored two goals each as the United Arab United Arab Emirates took advantage of a series of goalkeeping errors to beat Qatar 4-1 in the Group C opener Sunday at the Asian Cup.Qatar goalkeeper Qasem Burhan was at least partially responsible for three goals in a blundering opener for the 2014 Gulf Cup champions.He made two mistakes but this is football, said Qatar coach Djamel Belmadi. In the previous competition, he was the best goalkeeper of the tournament. Today, was not his day ... but the defenders also did not help him.We were focused, we have to look and have to search for the reason for losing this game.Despite the Qatar errors, the UAE fully deserved the win and started well with Khalil and Mabkhout both shooting wide from close range in the opening 10 minutes.It was Qatar, however, which took the lead midway through the first half. Majed Naser blocked an initial shot from Mohammed Muntari but Khalfan Ibrahim, positioned on the edge of the area, chested the ball down and lobbed it back beautifully over the head of the retreating UAE goalkeeper.That wass as good as it got for Qatar, tipped by many as potential contender at this tournament.dddddddddddd The UAE equalized nine minutes before the break when Qasem spilled a cross and, after a scramble in a crowded area, a defensive goal-line clearance from a Khalil header bounced off the strikers chest and into the net.Khalils free kick early in the second half deceived Qasem and bounced into the far corner of the Qatari goal. Another set piece ended the game as a contest.Khamis Esmaeels well-struck free kick was parried by the Qatari goalkeeper into the path of Mabkhout, who scored into an empty net from close range. The striker added another goal in the 89th, ensuring the UAE scored four goals in an Asian Cup game for the first time.Im very happy with this win, said UAE coach Mahdi Ali. I was sure that the players would do their best and would play a good game. We worked hard for this as this was the key game for us. The first step gives players motivation and confidence for the second game ... from tomorrow we work harder.The UAE squad remains in Canberra to take on Bahrain on Thursday, when Qatar plays Iran in Sydney. ' ' '