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Live : Canadian Football League Live : Argonauts vs Tiger-Cats Live updates Lions Live 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐦𝐬 ON Canadian Football League Free TvHamilton Tiger-Cats competes live against Toronto Argonauts in the CFL Football Game 2026 Tonight action — all the context, highlights, and insights. ********************************** (𝐂𝐨𝐩𝐲 & 𝐏𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞 𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐖𝐞𝐛𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐞 𝐨𝐧 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐛𝐫𝐨𝐰𝐬𝐞𝐫 𝐭𝐨 𝐰𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐋𝐈𝐕𝐄 𝐍𝐎𝐖. 𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤𝐲𝐨𝐮) ➡️ Copy and paste in your search bar ➡️ https://bb-ustv.com/cfl/ ➡️ Copy and paste in your search bar ➡️ https://bb-ustv.com/cfl/ ********************************** Game Details Matchup: Hamilton Tiger-Cats vs Toronto Argonauts When: Sunday, September 7 at 2:30 PM ET Where: Hamilton Stadium in Hamilton, Canada. TV: TSN 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐦: Watch live on CFL+ Odds Spread: Hamilton Tiger-Cats -6 Moneyline: Hamilton Tiger-Cats -235, Toronto Argonauts +195 Over/Under: 58 Saskatchewan sits at 5-4-2 against the spread this year with five overs and six unders, while Winnipeg has gone 5-5-1 ATS with an even five-and-five split on the total. Neither side has been a lock either way, which tracks for a series that's usually a coin flip late. Overview This is the Labour Day Classic, and it comes with the Riders holding a 39-22 series edge (.639) all-time and 16 wins in the last 20 meetings. Winnipeg's only win in this window came back in 2022, and Mike O'Shea carries a rough 3-7 record as head coach in this particular rivalry game. Corey Mace, on the other hand, is 1-1. History says Regina in September belongs to green and white, and Saskatchewan (7-4) will lean on that as it hosts a Winnipeg (6-5) team riding a very different kind of momentum. The Bombers just blew the doors off Montreal 44-28, their most complete performance in weeks after stumbling through a rough patch that included ugly losses to Edmonton and Calgary. Zach Collaros has quietly owned this matchup too — he's 14-7 in his career against Saskatchewan and 7-2 in Labour Day Classic starts across three different teams. That's the number that should worry Rider fans more than anything on the injury report. Saskatchewan, meanwhile, has won two straight since dropping back-to-back games in late August, capped by a gutty 28-24 comeback over Toronto where the defense turned a 10-point halftime hole into a special-teams-fueled win via a blocked convert return and a couple of momentum-swinging picks. The numbers favor Saskatchewan at home. The Riders have allowed the fewest offensive touchdowns in the league this season (28), and Trevor Harris has found the end zone through the air in every single game he's played. Winnipeg has been in the most games decided in the final three minutes (nine, going 5-4), which tells you this Bombers team lives on the edge — good for drama, bad for building a big enough cushion against a Rider defense that tightens up late. Give Saskatchewan the edge here, built on the home crowd, the history, and a defense playing its best ball of the season. Key Players Trevor Harris (Hamilton Tiger-Cats, QB) — 272-of-382 for 3,531 yards and 23 TDs this year, and he's a career 6-10 against Winnipeg but has a TD pass in every game in 2026. Zach Collaros (Toronto Argonauts, QB) — 14-7 all-time versus Saskatchewan and 7-2 in Labour Day Classic starts, the guy who's made a career out of ruining Rider holidays. KeeSean Johnson (Hamilton Tiger-Cats, WR) — 77 catches, 990 yards, 7 TDs, sitting 10 yards shy of a second straight 1,000-yard season after averaging 102.3 yards over his last four outings. Brady Oliveira (Toronto Argonauts, RB) — 956 yards on the ground, just 44 shy of a fifth straight 1,000-yard campaign that would break Norm Kwong's franchise record of four in a row. Quali Conley (Hamilton Tiger-Cats, RB) — coming off a career-high 78 yards on just ten carries against Toronto, and the Riders need that kind of pop to keep Winnipeg's front honest. Keys to the Game Saskatchewan has to bottle up Oliveira early — let him get rolling and Winnipeg controls the clock and keeps Collaros out of obvious passing downs. The Rider pass rush, led by Derick Roberson and James Vaughters, needs to get home on Collaros, who's historically been at his most dangerous against this team when given time. Harris needs Johnson and Kian Schaffer-Baker to stay hot on the perimeter to keep pace with a Bomber offense that just dropped 44 on Montreal. Injury Report Player Team Status Albert Awachie (FB) Hamilton Tiger-Cats Out (Ankle) Antoine Brooks Jr (LB) Hamilton Tiger-Cats Questionable (Wrist) Kerfalla Exume (DB) Hamilton Tiger-Cats Available (Ankle) Jaxon Ford (DB) Hamilton Tiger-Cats Available (Ankle) Johnny Johnson III (WR) Hamilton Tiger-Cats Available (Head) KeeSean Johnson (WR) Hamilton Tiger-Cats Available (Back) A.J. Ouellette (RB) Hamilton Tiger-Cats Questionable (Knee) Marcus Sayles (DB) Hamilton Tiger-Cats Available (Quad) Nick Wiebe (LB) Hamilton Tiger-Cats Out (Knee) Josh Woods (LB) Hamilton Tiger-Cats Out (Ankle) James Vaughters (DL) Hamilton Tiger-Cats Available (Quad) Depth Chart Hamilton Tiger-Cats starters by position, built from the official Week 14 depth chart. This is a projected look and may not reflect any last-minute mid-season changes. Position Hamilton Tiger-Cats QB Trevor Harris, Jack Coan, Tommy Stevens RB Quali Conley, Thomas Bertrand-Hudon WR Dhel Duncan-Busby, James Letcher Jr, Daniel Wiebe, Dylan Djete SB KeeSean Johnson, D'Sean Mimbs, Johnny Johnson III LT Payton Collins LG Zack Fry, Erik Andersen C Logan Ferland RG Jacob Brammer RT Jermarcus Hardrick DE Aaron Patrick, Derick Roberson / Liam Hoskins, Benoit Marion, James Vaughters DT Ali Saad, Caleb Sanders / Devin Adams, Mike Rose LB Ryder Varga, Aubrey Miller Jr (WLB) — David Gbenda, Jameer Thurman (MLB) — Melique Straker, Seyi Oladipo Jr (SLB) DB Kerfalla Exume, Marcus Sayles (CB) — Nelson Lokombo (FS) — Jonathan Edouard, DaMarcus Fields (HB) — Malcolm Bell, James Burgess Jr (CB) K Alex Hale P Oscar Chapman LS Mike Benson Score Prediction Hamilton Tiger-Cats 32 - Toronto Argonauts 26. The Riders' defense, best in the league at limiting offensive touchdowns, does just enough to slow Oliveira and force Collaros into mistakes late, while Harris and Johnson connect one more time in a rivalry that's overwhelmingly tilted Saskatchewan's way come Labour Day.