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Winnipeg Bombers take charge early
The Winnipeg Bombers showcased their dominance in a recent playoff matchup against the Saskatchewan Riders, securing a decisive 38-22 victory. The game kicked off with a bang as quarterback Zach Collaros connected with wide receiver Kenny Lawler for a stunning 31-yard touchdown, setting the tone for the Bombers’ offensive onslaught.
This early score not only energized the home crowd but also established a significant psychological advantage over the Riders.
Offensive fireworks and strategic plays
Following their initial touchdown, the Bombers continued to capitalize on their momentum. Collaros and Lawler teamed up again, executing a breathtaking 65-yard pass down the right sideline, followed by a quick 24-yard touchdown on the next play.
With a 14-0 lead, the Bombers were firmly in control. The Riders attempted to respond, coming close to scoring but ultimately settling for a field goal. Despite their efforts, the Bombers’ defense held strong, showcasing their ability to withstand pressure and maintain their lead.
Second half surge seals the deal
As the game progressed into the second half, the Bombers continued to dominate. Lawler completed his hat trick with a spectacular 57-yard touchdown reception, further extending Winnipeg’s lead. The Riders managed to score a touchdown, but it was too little, too late.
Brady Oliveira capped off the Bombers’ scoring with a three-yard touchdown run, solidifying their victory. The final score of 38-22 not only marked a significant win for the Bombers but also secured their place in the upcoming Grey Cup, where they will face the Toronto Argonauts.
