Montreal are tipped to win back-to-back meetings with Calgary.
The Stampeders have home advantage for this one, but their record at McMahon Stadium is underwhelming and the Alouettes’ Week 6 win was more comfortable than the final score suggests.
Key Numbers – Will Alouettes Improve To 5-1?
- Montreal Alouettes have won 4 of their first 5 games
- Calgary Stampeders have lost 2 of their 3 home games
- Montreal Alouettes have won 6 of the previous 7 meetings
- The Over has cashed in all 9 games involving either team this season
Alouettes Lead All-Time Head-To-Head; Won Last Meeting
- Montreal Alouettes lead the all-time series 43-38-2
- Montreal Alouettes won 37-30 when the two teams last met on July 11
Montreal Alouettes Boast 4-1 Record After Back-To-Back Wins
Montreal go into the second straight meeting with Calgary boasting a 4-1 record following back-to-back wins.
The Alouettes kicked off the season on the road, but were able to make a winning start as they downed Hamilton 30-27 in overtime.
They then backed that up in their home opener with a 37-30 victory over Toronto, but were unable to get to 3-0 as they fell 32-29 in overtime in Edmonton.
Montreal issued an immediate response though, as they returned home to down Ottawa 37-35.
The Alouettes then made it back-to-back wins, as they returned from the bye week with a 37-30 success against Calgary.
Calgary Stampeders Out To Rebound From Third Loss
Calgary head to Montreal looking to avenge last week’s defeat to the Alouettes, which dropped them to 2-3.
The Stampeders opened the season with home games either side of an early by week, but they failed to take advantage of that.
They opened with a 30-28 defeat to Winnipeg, and then returned to action with a 40-37 overtime defeat to defending champions Saskatchewan.
Calgary finally got off the mark in Week 4 as they beat the BC Lions on the road, 41-33, and they followed that up a week later as they downed Toronto at home, 58-36.
The Stampeders failed to make it three wins in a row however, as they were beaten 37-30 in Montreal last weekend.