Edmonton Elks' Walter Fletcher (25) holds on to the ball after being tackled by Saskatchewan Roughriders' Loucheiz Purifoy (5), right, and and Deon Lacey (45) during second half CFL action in Edmonton on Friday, November 5, 2021 (The Canadian Press/Amber Bracken).
Steven Sandor
The Canadian Press
Published Nov. 6, 2021
EDMONTON -
The Edmonton Elks will finish a CFL season without a win at home for the first time in the team's 72-year history.
Despite a furious fourth-quarter rally, a 19-17 loss to the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Friday condemned the Elks (2-9) to an 0-7 record at Commonwealth Stadium in 2021, which is an infamous achievement in a year when the team also rebranded with a new name.
Steven Sandor
The Canadian Press
Published Nov. 6, 2021
EDMONTON -
The Edmonton Elks will finish a CFL season without a win at home for the first time in the team's 72-year history.
Despite a furious fourth-quarter rally, a 19-17 loss to the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Friday condemned the Elks (2-9) to an 0-7 record at Commonwealth Stadium in 2021, which is an infamous achievement in a year when the team also rebranded with a new name.
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