Montreal roads flooded with festivity, poisonous gas as Habs take out Golden Knights in extra time. 

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In Montreal, happy Habs fans spilled into the roads outside the Bell Center as their adored Canadiens head to the Stanley Cup Finals interestingly since 1993. 

There was hefty police presence in the midtown center — where a small bunch of roads were shut down off to traffic right on time after the primary time frame — as serenades of "Olé, Olé, Olé" filled the air by a crowd of Montrealers wearing red, white and blue. 

Montreal police say "designated intercessions" were in progress toward the finish of the game after shots were purportedly tossed at officials. Individuals were approached to stay away from the space and poisonous gas was utilized to scatter the group, as indicated by representative Manuel Couture. 

Video via web-based media additionally showed a Montreal squad car tipped onto its side. One individual could be seen kicking the vehicle, while someone else tossed a security barrel at it. 

The Habs, thought about the dark horse in the NHL end of the season games, beat the Vegas Golden Knights in a 3-2 bombshell in additional time Thursday night, stopping the third round and sending the supported group back home to Sin City. 

The third round was trickier, yet the North Division's fourth seed headed into the 6th and last game with a 3-2 arrangement lead in the wake of securing a triumph Tuesday night in Vegas. 

"It feels better," Quebec Premier François Legault composed on Twitter not long after Vegas was killed from the end of the season games. 

Montreal is the first Canadian group in quite a while to progress to the last. The Habs were additionally the country's last Stanley Cup victor, catching the title in 1993.