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Alouettes rally in final three minutes to knock off Tiger-Cats 31-18

Jose Maltos Diaz kicked three field goals, and Montreal scored twice on short-yardage runs to erase a late deficit and stay atop the East Division.

  • On Sunday, July 26, 2026, the Montreal Alouettes defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 31-18 before 21,014 fans at Percival Molson Stadium, with kicker Jose Maltos Diaz securing the win with late-game field goals.
  • Short-Yardage quarterback Terry Wilson scored two touchdowns in his Montreal debut, while running back Travis Theis rushed for 156 yards and sealed the victory with a late touchdown, marking his second consecutive 100-plus yard game.
  • Linebacker Alexandre Gagné blocked a punt late in the game, giving the Alouettes prime field position; the Tiger-Cats conceded 31 yards in penalties, including a 21-yard roughing infraction by linebacker Wynton McManis that led to his ejection.
  • Montreal extended its home winning streak to four games and moved six points ahead of both Hamilton and Toronto atop the East Division standings, while securing the season-series tiebreaker.
  • Friday, the Alouettes visit the Ottawa Redblacks , while the Tiger-Cats host the Calgary Stampeders on Saturday as both teams continue their regular-season campaigns.
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The attack on the Alouettes had a poor performance, but the special units made all the difference.

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Alouettes rally in final three minutes to knock off Tiger-Cats 31-18

MONTREAL - Jose Maltos Diaz kicked two fields and a single with just under three minutes left in the final quarter as the Montreal Alouettes beat the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 31-18

·Toronto, Canada
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The Alouettes continued to play with fire and once again came out unharmed.

·Montreal, Canada
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Montreal scored 14 points in the fourth quarter to get away with the win at Percival-Molson Stadium on Sunday.

·Montreal, Canada
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Le Journal de Montreal broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
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