Canadiens make Stanley Cup Final, party starts on social media

It took nearly three decades, but the Montreal Canadiens are back in the Stanley Cup Final.

Artturi Lehkonen's overtime goal on Thursday not only set off a celebration on the ice, but also on social media.
The Canadiens shared an ice-level video of the winning goal, complete with view of celebrating fans in the seats/

After the goal, the Stanley Cup wasted no time greeting the first team to make the final.

NFL All-Pro defensive end JJ Watt continued his support of Canadiens rookie Cole Caufield.

Canadiens captain Shea Weber got a special shoutout from his former team, the Nashville Predators.

Speaking of the past, NBC sports shared an incredible picture of Hall of Fame goalie Patrick Roy hoisting the Cup in 1993.

Phillip Danault, who assisted on the winner, and Caufield, who scored the second goal of the game, earned a little post-game pizza.

The Canadiens await either the Tampa Bay Lightning or New York Islanders, who play Game 7 on Friday.