Here's what you need to know about PWHL Ottawa's first game
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PWHL Ottawa hosts Montreal Tuesday night for the first game of the PWHL season for the two teams. A record crowd of approximately 8,000 fans will attend the game at TD Place.
It will be a historic night at the Arena at TD Place, as Ottawa's PWHL team plays its home opener and first ever game.
Approximately 8,000 fans are expected to attend the PWHL game between Ottawa and Montreal at 7 p.m., setting a North American professional women's hockey record for attendance.
The game is the first game for both Ottawa and Montreal in the new Professional Women's Hockey League, and the second game of the PWHL season.
Here is what you need to know about the PWHL Ottawa team.
PWHL Ottawa hosts Montreal at 7 p.m. at the Arena at TD Place.
The game is officially sold out.
You can watch the game on TSN and RDS.
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