MONTREAL-On Friday night, the Ottawa Red-Blacks defeated Montreal Alouettes 19-18 at the Percival Molson Memorial Stadium. Rookie quarterback Caleb Evans designed a touchdown score that won the game later.

Montreal (7-7) led 18-11 with a three-minute warning, but the error of running back to Jeshrun Antwi gave the red and black teams (3-11) a chance to be late.

Evans narrowed Montreal's lead to one point in the last minute. He ended the 89-yard game with a one-yard sprint. Then he made a two-point conversion by contacting RJ Harris, allowing Ottawa to win one. Eleven seconds left in the victory.

Due to the defeat, Montreal will face Hamilton in the Eastern Conference semifinals at Tim Hortons Stadium on November 28.

Evans completed a 173-yard pass and 56-yard rush, including two touchdowns on the ground.

Timothy Flanders leads Ottawa with 62 yards rushing and 67 yards catches-highlighted are the last 39 yards of the screen catch in the winning game.

Ottawa linebacker Avery Williams completed a sack and was forced to fumble later, laying the foundation for a comeback.

Montreal center Trevor Harris completed 20 of the 26 passes, passing 259 yards and two touchdowns to Jack Vineke, who won with five catches for 79 yards in Week 11. The best performance. He now leads the league with a career-high 11 touchdowns.

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Ottawa first boarded the board with Lewis Ward's 44-yard field goal in the first quarter, and Evans helped him complete the 15-yard run.

Dante Absher's highlight catch provided momentum for Montreal's offense later in the quarter, and it was initially ruled incomplete before Khari Jones' challenge overturned the decision. Absher made a 23-yard jump catch in tight coverage of Ranthony Texada and somehow managed to get his foot off before going out of bounds.

But after Harris was fired by Williams for a 7-yard loss, the game stalled in two games, forcing Montreal to accept David Kurt's 44-yard field goal to move the game into the second quarter.

After Almondo Sewell fired Evans, Als’ defense forced the opponent out of the game by two points quickly. CFL rush leader William Stanback continued to make some difficult runs in the center, and Côté set a 47-yard go-back shot. Score.

After another quick Ottawa punt, the Als team got the ball back and their offense was based on three touchdowns. Harris started hitting Quan Bray for 14 yards, and Stanback followed by running for 11 yards, breaking through multiple defenders at the same time.

Harris passed a 14-yard touchdown to Vineck, who rebounded in a tackle attempt, then spun and accelerated to the tower. After Harris' failed pass attempt to Venek, Als failed to increase the two-point conversion.

But Venek did not finish in the first half because the receiver added a 21-yard touchdown in the final minute. Wieneck defeated Frankie Griffin with a fast route out of the slot, and then grabbed the end zone high. Wieneck also had an 18-yard catch on the drive.

Kurt's extra points attempt missed, allowing Montreal to lead 18-3 into the half.

When Justin Howell snatched the ball from Antway, Ottawa's defense provided the spark for the team to start the third quarter. Davon Coleman recovered the mistake for Ottawa and started offense from the 36-yard line in Montreal.

Evans quickly led the red and black teams in their first major, taking full advantage of their solid position on the court. He broke free in a 14-yard run, moved the chain on the second descent, and then he finished the game with a one-yard rushing touchdown.

Evans added a two-point conversion in a strike by Harris, reducing Montreal's lead to just seven points.

Montreal brought the ball into Ottawa territory in the final minutes of the game. It looked like there was still a short time to expand the lead, but Williams destroyed the promising kick-off by forcing Antway's error. Cole Man retrieved it again.

Flanders moved the ball to Montreal's 20-yard line with a 39-yard screen, and then he started with a 6-yard run.

Evans ended the offense in the last chance after two games, and another one-yard rush to score a touchdown, pulling the ball out of the goal line. He completed seven of the eight passes.

Head coach Paul Lapolis then chose to win, and Evans helped to win the two-point conversion by finding Harris.

Montreal will now prepare for the Eastern Conference semifinals on the way to the Hamilton Tigercats at 1 pm on November 28th, while Ottawa has entered the off-season with a high profile after six losses.