Montreal’s Alouettes turned a close contest into a win on July 26, 2026, by posting a 14‑point surge in the final quarter against the Hamilton Tiger‑Cats at Percival‑Molson Stadium. The decisive run in the fourth period secured the victory for the home side.
The game remained tightly contested through the first three quarters, with both teams exchanging scores and neither able to establish a clear lead. As the clock wound down, the Alouettes found themselves needing a decisive push to overcome the Tiger‑Cats’ advantage.
In the final period, Montreal’s offense accelerated, adding 14 points to the tally. The burst of scoring erased the deficit and put the Alouettes ahead, leaving the Tiger‑Cats with insufficient time to respond. Defensive adjustments by Montreal also limited Hamilton’s opportunities, helping to preserve the lead earned in the closing minutes.
Spectators at Percival‑Molson Stadium witnessed the shift in momentum, as the home crowd’s energy rose with each successful play. The Alouettes’ ability to execute under pressure highlighted their resilience and depth, while the Tiger‑Cats were unable to match the late‑game surge.
The win adds a positive result to Montreal’s season record and underscores the team’s capacity to rally when trailing. Hamilton, on the other hand, will look to regroup after the loss, aiming to address the shortcomings that prevented a comeback in the final quarter.
Both clubs will return to their regular schedules in the coming weeks, with the Alouettes hoping to build on the fourth‑quarter performance and the Tiger‑Cats seeking to correct the issues that led to their defeat in Montreal.