The CFL schedule today features an East Division showdown as the undefeated Montreal Alouettes visit the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in Friday Night Football action. CFL games today showcase a battle between the league’s hottest team and a Hamilton squad looking to break into the win column after their Week 3 bye.

Game Overview:

CFL games on June 27th, 2025:

Montreal Alouettes vs Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Location: Tim Hortons Field, Hamilton
Date: Friday, June 27th, 2025
Time: 7:30 PM ET
TV: TSN/RDS
Stream: CFL+

Game Previews:

Montreal Alouettes vs Hamilton Tiger-Cats: Key Players:

1. McLeod Bethel-Thompson (MTL): QB – Making his first start of 2025, completed 6 of 8 passes for 77 yards in relief duty
2. Tyler Snead (MTL): WR – Leading receiver with 11 catches for 215 yards and 1 touchdown through three games
3. Bo Levi Mitchell (HAM): QB – Completed 57 of 90 passes for 640 yards, seeking his 100th career victory as starter
4. Kenny Lawler (HAM): WR – Team leader with 14 catches for 249 yards and 1 touchdown on 23 targets
5. Sean Thomas-Erlington (MTL): RB – Rushed for 169 yards on 34 carries with 1 touchdown despite injury concerns

CFL Betting Odds:

Spread: Montreal Alouettes -3
Over/Under: 50
Moneyline: Montreal Alouettes -165, Hamilton Tiger-Cats +145

CFL Standings:

**East Division:**
1. Montreal Alouettes (3-0) – 105 PF, 56 PA
2. Ottawa Redblacks (1-2) – 64 PF, 82 PA
3. Hamilton Tiger-Cats (0-2) – 49 PF, 66 PA
4. Toronto Argonauts (0-3) – 61 PF, 96 PA

**West Division:**
1. Winnipeg Blue Bombers (3-0) – 97 PF, 57 PA
2. Saskatchewan Roughriders (3-0) – 98 PF, 81 PA
3. Calgary Stampeders (2-1) – 79 PF, 65 PA
4. BC Lions (1-2) – 65 PF, 75 PA
5. Edmonton Elks (0-3) – 65 PF, 105 PA

CFL News:

The Montreal Alouettes enter this matchup having won seven straight games against Hamilton, with the Tiger-Cats’ last victory coming on July 28, 2022. Davis Alexander’s injury opens the door for veteran McLeod Bethel-Thompson to make his first start of the season, bringing his 27-33 career record as a starter into Tim Hortons Field. Hamilton is coming off a Week 3 bye and will be without running back Greg Bell due to a calf injury, giving rookie Treshaun Ward his CFL debut. The Tiger-Cats’ defense has struggled against the run, allowing a league-worst 145.5 rushing yards per game through two contests.

Montreal’s perfect 3-0 start has them leading the league with 105 points scored, while their defense ranks first in interceptions with six picks from six different players. Tonight’s CFL scores will determine if the Alouettes can extend their dominance in the East Division, while Hamilton seeks to climb the CFL standings with their first win of 2025. The CFL betting odds favor Montreal as road favorites, but divisional matchups often produce surprises – what are your predictions for this Friday night showdown?