Roughriders Crush Home-Turf Alouettes in 34-6 Win
MONTREAL, QUEBEC, AUG 3 – The Roughriders forced three turnovers and held Montreal to 169 yards, improving to 7-1 and remaining undefeated on the road this season, the only CFL team to do so.
- On Saturday, the Saskatchewan Roughriders won 34-6 over the Montreal Alouettes, improving to a league-best 7-1 record at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium.
- Playing without Davis Alexander, the Alouettes fielded a severely depleted roster, missing Austin Mack, Tyler Philpot, Kabion Ento, and safety Marc-Antoine Dequoy, last Saturday.
- On a night of statistical dominance, the Roughriders controlled possession for 36:52, forced three turnovers, and held the Alouettes to 50 plays without crossing the 46-yard line.
- Moving to 7-1, the Saskatchewan Roughriders head into their second bye week in Week 11, four points ahead of the 5-3 Calgary Stampeders.
- Meanwhile, the Alouettes will host the Edmonton Elks on Friday, August 8, 2025, before the Roughriders return on Aug. 16 to face the 6-2 Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
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Triumph in Montreal: Riders win big over Als
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have been searching for a dominating performance in 2025 — and appeared to find one in Montreal. In a game that the Riders led from the opening drive all throughout, Saskatchewan defeated the Montreal Alouettes 34-6 at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium on Saturday night. It was the first win for the Riders in Montreal since 2021. The 7-1 start is the best the Riders have had since 2013, when the club went 8-1 and even…
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