Blue Bombers vs. Alouettes: Score Unconfirmed as Eastern Final Begins, Nov. 7 Update

Checked: November 7, 2026, at 3:03 p.m. Eastern Standard Time in Montreal (EST, UTC−05:00; 20:03 UTC).

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Montreal Alouettes were scheduled to begin the CFL Eastern Final at 3 p.m. EST on Saturday at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium in Montreal. A current score was not independently confirmed at the time of this check, so no score or winner can yet be reported here.

The stakes are clear: the winner advances to the 113th Grey Cup in Calgary on November 15. Winnipeg reached Montreal by beating Toronto 25–22 in the Eastern Semi-Final, while the Alouettes earned a first-round bye after finishing atop the East at 14–4.

Destaques

• Eastern Final score: Not confirmed at the time of this check.
• Scheduled kickoff: November 7 at 3 p.m. in Montreal, EST (UTC−05:00), or 20:00 UTC.
• How they got here: Winnipeg won at Toronto; Montreal advanced directly to the division final.
• What is at stake: A place in the Grey Cup against the Western Final winner.

What is the Blue Bombers vs. Alouettes score?

A reliable live score was not available in the sources checked just after the CFL’s scheduled kickoff. The absence of a confirmed score does not establish that the game is scoreless, delayed or underway. Check the CFL’s official stats and game tracker for the latest score and game status.

Be careful when comparing search results: the teams met twice during the regular season, and those completed scores can appear alongside references to the playoff game. Montreal’s 37–10 win over Winnipeg on October 3 was a previous matchup, not a verified score from the November 7 Eastern Final.

When and where is the Eastern Final?

The CFL’s playoff announcement lists Winnipeg at Montreal on Saturday, November 7, at 3 p.m. Eastern time at Percival Molson Stadium. Montreal is on Eastern Standard Time on that date, making the scheduled start 20:00 UTC. In Winnipeg, that corresponds to 2 p.m. Central Standard Time (CST, UTC−06:00).

A Blue Bombers game-day page listed noon Central, which conflicts with the league’s 3 p.m. Eastern schedule. The time above follows the CFL’s division-final announcement and its separate Eastern Final injury report, both of which list 3 p.m. Eastern. Fans traveling to the stadium or tuning in should check the league and broadcaster for any subsequent change.

How can fans in Canada watch the game?

The CFL lists TSN1, TSN3, CTV, Crave and RDS for Canadian coverage. CFL+ is listed for viewers in the United States and internationally. Availability can depend on the service and subscription, so viewers should check their provider’s listings.

For those following without video, the official game tracker is the place to check the score, game clock and play-by-play as they become available. A final score should be treated as confirmed only when the game is marked complete and the points are displayed; an isolated status label without a score is not enough to establish a result.

How did Winnipeg and Montreal reach the Eastern Final?

Winnipeg entered the postseason as a West Division crossover team after a 9–9 regular season. In Toronto on October 31, the Blue Bombers rallied to win 25–22. Dru Brown connected with Nic Demski for a touchdown with 44 seconds remaining, according to the CFL’s game recap.

Montreal’s 14–4 record secured first place in the East and a bye through the semi-final. That gave the Alouettes home field for this single-game playoff. Winnipeg, meanwhile, needs another road win to become the first crossover team to reach the Grey Cup.

What happened in the teams’ previous games this season?

The clubs split their two regular-season meetings. Winnipeg won 44–28 at home on August 28, and Montreal answered with a 37–10 victory at Percival Molson Stadium on October 3. The Blue Bombers’ matchup review illustrates how different those games were.

In the first meeting, Winnipeg recorded 447 net yards, and a blocked punt helped set up a touchdown. In the rematch, Montreal produced 548 net yards and held the ball for 40 minutes and 38 seconds. Those results show that both teams have beaten this opponent convincingly; neither result determines what happens in the playoff.

Montreal quarterback Davis Alexander passed for a combined 697 yards and five touchdowns across the two meetings, according to the CFL. Winnipeg receiver Ontaria Wilson had 223 receiving yards and three touchdowns in the season series. Those numbers provide context for the passing matchup, not a prediction of an individual performance in the final.

What happens after the Eastern Final?

The winner will face either the BC Lions or Edmonton Elks in the 113th Grey Cup at McMahon Stadium in Calgary on Sunday, November 15. The CFL lists that championship for 5 p.m. Mountain Standard Time in Calgary (MST, UTC−07:00), equivalent to 00:00 UTC on November 16.

If Winnipeg wins, its crossover run continues into the championship. If Montreal wins, the East Division champion will advance from its home final. Until an official result is available, neither scenario should be treated as settled.

FAQ

Who won the Blue Bombers vs. Alouettes game?

A winner had not been independently confirmed when this article was checked at 3:03 p.m. EST on November 7.

Where is the Eastern Final being played?

The game is scheduled for Percival Molson Memorial Stadium in Montreal.

Who does the winner play next?

The winner advances to the Grey Cup against the winner of the BC Lions–Edmonton Elks Western Final.