Seth Jarvis scored a power-play goal 3:56 into overtime Thursday night, lifting the Carolina Hurricanes to a 4-3 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final. The series is now tied 1-1, with Game 3 scheduled for Saturday at 8 p.m. ET in Las Vegas.

The winning goal came after a chaotic third period featuring four scores, a disallowed Golden Knights goal, and a failed coach's challenge that handed Carolina a decisive power play.

Vegas held a two-goal lead through much of the contest before Logan Stankoven cut the deficit with 9:40 remaining, stripping the puck and banking a shot in off Jeremy Lauzon. Mark Jankowski followed with a tying goal less than three minutes later.

Vegas coach John Tortorella then challenged a waved-off Ivan Barbashev goal with five minutes remaining, ruling referee Jean Hebert had correctly called goaltender interference on Frederik Andersen. The failed challenge resulted in a two-minute penalty, and Jordan Staal converted Shayne Gostisbehere's point shot on the ensuing power play with 4:35 left.

Mark Stone tied the game at 6-on-5 with 1:21 remaining, with Carolina defenseman Jaccob Slavin deflecting the puck into his own net. Early in overtime, Tomas Hertl tripped Staal, sending the Hurricanes back to the power play and setting up Jarvis for the winner.

"It was a lot," said Jarvis. "We did a great job controlling our emotions. We never got too high, never got too low. Just kept responding, and that's what I love about this group is we always bounce back."

This marks the first Cup Final in which each of the opening two games featured a team overcoming a multi-goal deficit to win.