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Alouettes rally in second half to beat Lions | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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MONTREAL – For nearly 30 minutes Friday night, the Montreal Alouettes looked nothing like one of the CFL’s highest-scoring offences. After marching effortlessly down the field on their opening possession, Montreal watched a goal-line stand sap its momentum. The Alouettes also failed to record a single first down on five second-quarter drives, quarterback Davis Alexander misfired on throws he normally completes with ease, and a 12-7 halftime deficit led to growing frustration for the home team. “
League-leading Als set to host surging Lions | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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MONTREAL – The Montreal Alouettes have another opportunity to punch their ticket to the CFL playoffs Friday night. After failing to clinch their spot last week in Winnipeg, the Alouettes return home hoping to secure a post-season berth — and a home playoff game — with a victory over the surging B.C. Lions at Percival Molson Stadium. Montreal would also assure itself of a playoff appearance for a seventh straight year with a Toronto Argonauts loss to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Labour Day Monday.
Tre Ford leads Tiger-Cats into Montreal | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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MONTREAL – Nearly two months after opening the season against one another, the Montreal Alouettes and Hamilton Tiger-Cats meet again Sunday at Percival Molson Stadium with plenty having changed for both teams. Hamilton will turn to Tre Ford, for the second straight game. The Niagara Falls, Ont., native has been thrust into the starting role in his first season with the club after veteran Bo Levi Mitchell suffered an ankle injury earlier this month that required surgery. Ford, who threw for 218 y
Philpot twins meet in battle of top CFL offences | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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MONTREAL – Twin brothers Tyson and Jalen Philpot face off on Saturday as the Montreal Alouettes host the Calgary Stampeders in a showdown of two of the CFL’s top offences. “It doesn’t get old,” said Alouettes receiver Tyson Philpot. “We dreamed about being in this position. Not necessarily playing against each other, but both being pro athletes at the top of our game and trying to be the best in the league. “At the same time, it’s just a regular game. It’s us versus the Calgary Stampeders, not m
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