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Redblacks 42 Bombers 20

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Redblacks 42 Bombers 20

 

KEY PLAYER

Ottawa RB Jonathan Williams ran all over the Bomber D — like so many of his CFL counterparts — rushing for 180 yards and two TDs while pulling in another 49 yards on two catches.

 

KEY PLAY

Ottawa held a 21-17 lead late in the first when Henry Burris connected with Jonathan Williams for 35 yards. Two plays later the Redblacks went up 28-17 on the last play of the half.

 

KEY STAT

Five, as in five losses in a row for the Bombers.

 

Next game

 

Away: Edmonton

Monday, Oct. 13

3:30 p.m., TSN

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