LAVAL, Quebec (AP) — Abby Boreen scored twice to lead the Montreal Victoire to a 4-2 win over the Minnesota Frost on Friday night. Claire Dalton and captain Marie-Philip Poulin, on a five-on-three power play, also scored for Montreal, playing its first home game since Dec. 30. Montreal’s Ann-Renée Desbiens made 21 saves. Kendall Coyne Schofield and Claire Thompson scored for the Frost, who suffered their first road regulation loss of the season. Minnesota had won its first three games away from home, before dropping a 3-2 shootout decision on Wednesday to the New York Sirens. Nicole Hensley stopped 20 shots for the Frost. The win moved Montreal one point back of Minnesota for first in the PWHL standings, with the Victoire holding two games in hand. The Frost beat the Victoire 4-2 on Sunday in Denver as part of the PWHL’s Takeover Tour. The Victoire were without forward Laura Stacey, who is listed as day-to-day after suffering an injury last weekend. Takeaways Victoire: Montreal scored two power-play goals in the same game for the first time since Nov. 30. Frost: Minnesota leads the PWHL in total goals with 36 but could only beat Desbiens twice. Key moment Boreen, playing top-line minutes in place of the injured Stacey, took a cross-ice pass from linemate Jennifer Gardiner to open the scoring for Montreal about eight minutes into the first period. Key stat Poulin has recorded at least one point in all three games she has played against Minnesota this season. The Victoire captain has scored three goals and collected three assists in a four-game point streak against the Frost dating to last season, her longest such stretch against any opponent in her PWHL career. Related Articles Minnesota Frost | ‘Takeover Tour’ showing PWHL that expansion is realistic Minnesota Frost | Frost let one go late, fall in shootout at New York Minnesota Frost | Minnesota Frost pull into PWHL lead with victory over Montreal Minnesota Frost | Frost beat Boston in OT for second time in a week Minnesota Frost | Lucy Morgan makes PWHL debut for short-handed Frost in loss to New York