CFL
Montreal enters with a dominant 13-3 record, a 9-0 home mark, and a 12-4 record against the spread, while Saskatchewan is 8-8 overall with a 3-5 road mark and a 6-10 ATS record. The Alouettes have also been more explosive on the scoreboard, putting up 579 points and allowing 444, compared with Saskatchewan’s 454 scored and 452 allowed. Montreal has won eight of its last ten and has been the more reliable team in recent weeks, while Saskatchewan has dropped four of its last six and comes in after allowing 44 points in the most recent meeting.
Montreal has the stronger season-long profile, the better road-to-home contrast, and the more convincing recent head-to-head result, so the Alouettes are the side to back. Saskatchewan can keep games close at times, but the Roughriders’ road record and ATS mark are weaker than Montreal’s home dominance and overall consistency. The projected final score is Montreal 31, Saskatchewan 27, which points to a Montreal moneyline position with a slight edge and a game total that stays just below the market expectation.
