LiegghioвЂ™s missed convert left the Bombers up 16-14, with a window open for a victory. Collaros engineered a 10-play drive that was finished off in short yardage by Prukop, who broke into the end zone at 8:50 to go in front. WinnipegвЂ™s defence made a difference again early in the fourth quarter, stopping Ottawa backup QB Caleb Evans on short yardage, forcing a turnover on downs at the BombersвЂ™ 47-yard line.ДЄs the clock started to become a factor in the game, the BombersвЂ™ offence took charge. Neither turnover ended up producing points, so the REDBLACKS took their four-point lead into the fourth quarter. Nick Taylor pulled in the deep shot, handing the ball back to Collaros and the offence at the BombersвЂ™ 40-yard line. With Masoli airing it out on consecutive plays, WinnipegвЂ™s defence responded in kind. BombersвЂ™ receiver Dalton Schoen lost the ball as he was being tackled by Justin Howell, with Sherrod Baltimore pouncing on the loose ball to set the REDBLACKS up at their own 32-yard line. OttawaвЂ™s defence stepped up next, forcing the first turnover of the night. The REDBLACKSвЂ™ kicking game added to their lead at 9:15 of the third quarter, when Ward connected from 39 yards out to make it a 14-10 game. Ottawa took its first lead of the night on a 67-yard punt single from Richie Leone and that would be enough for the REDBLACKS to go into halftime in front. His 54-yard completion to Marco Dubois didnвЂ™t result in a touchdown, but it got Ward in position to send a 17-yard chip shot home to tie the game at 10 aside. That led to Liegghio setting up from 20 yards, a kick he put through the uprights at 2:11 to go in front 10-7.ДЄgain, after getting scored on, Masoli came back looking for revenge. As the snap on Marc LiegghioвЂs 48-yard field goal attempt dribbled under PrukopвЂ™s outstretched hands as the holder, he scrambled out of the dangerous situation and got his team a first down. Some fast thinking from backup quarterback Dakota Prukop kept a BombersвЂ™ drive alive as the first quarter came to a close. Lewis WardвЂs extra point tied the game 7-7 at 10:47 of the first quarter. It took him just three plays to work his way down the field, finding Shaq Johnson on the ensuing drive, capping the quick turnaround with a 20-yard completion to the former BC Lion receiver. Masoli brought OttawaвЂ™s offence out on the field and was undeterred. After the Bombers took a loss on their short yardage attempt, Collaros looked from the five-yard line and found Greg Ellingson for his first touchdown as a Bomber. Collaros showed his MOP form with an excellent shovel pass to running back Brady Oliveira, who took the ball 24 yards to OttawaвЂ™s three-yard line. The crowd at IG Field didnвЂ™t have to wait long to have reason to cheer. For the second straight season, the Bombers got an extra boost in the pre-game as they watched their Grey Cup banner be raised in front of their raucous fans.

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