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Hamilton Tiger-Cats Defeat Ottawa Redblacks, Extending Losing Streak

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats defeated the Ottawa Redblacks 34-16 in a CFL game, marking the Redblacks' 21st consecutive loss, a new league record for the most consecutive losses to start a season. The victory also ended the Tiger-Cats' five-game losing streak. Both teams are looking ahead with the Redblacks struggling significantly in the current season.

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In a CFL matchup on Friday, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats faced off against the Ottawa Redblacks, resulting in a 34-16 victory for the Tiger-Cats. This loss for the Redblacks marks their 21st consecutive defeat, setting a record for the most consecutive losses to start a season in the league's history. Meanwhile, the Tiger-Cats' win allowed them to break their own five-game losing streak, providing a much-needed morale boost as they continue their season. The Redblacks, unable to secure a single victory this season, are now under pressure as they shift their focus towards improving their performance to avoid future defeats. The outcome of this game has implications for both teams as they navigate the challenges ahead in the remainder of the season.

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