The goal of the field in the last second by Barridz raises stamps to 28-27 wins on the launchers-Khajar

RENE PAREDES received a confidence vote from an admired opponent after the veteran Kicker paved another winning field goal with the end of time.

Parridz kicked a 40-yard field goal in the final play of Calgary Stampeders (6-3) to win 28-27 over Winnipeg Blue Bombers (4-4) on Saturday.

Only 61 seconds ago, Sergio Castillo from Wenipeg tied a record in CFL by kicking a field goal of 63 yards to give Blue Dawn feature 26-25.

“I got the last laugh again,” said Castillo, who also kicked alone 100 yards at the beginning of the match that followed to put Winnipeg by two points. “I think it was like three kicks that I won when I played against him.”

Castillo admired that Paridis was able to keep his composure after losing 46 yards with slightly more than three minutes around the clock.

“Being a veterinarian for 14 and 15 years, he talks about folders because anyone can make one in fourth, but can you miss one and then bounce mentally, so on Rin for that, because between these two ears, I bet that there is a lot of negative, because it happened to me before,” said Castillo, who finished the game with four field goals.

Paridis also had four field goals and added individuals to seals, who picked up a losing series in two games.

“Like every kick-there was already 12 times (with field targets to roam),” said Barridz, who praised his teammates to put him in great success.

“Our crime is very good. I don’t have the best season this year. But I will continue to grind and work. This game may help me (the game).”

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After losing the previous match due to a head injury, midfielder Vernon Adams Junior returned to the squad and threw a pair of dropping passes to Tevin Jones.

“I am holding René, I am happy with his side,” said Adams, who completed 17 of 24 passes for 300 yards. “It is great to overcome the wonderful Winipeg team three times in one year. We know that we will see them again in the qualifiers.”

Zach Glararos midfielder started a decrease to the Jerreth Stens for the detonators, while the backup Chris Strafer ran for TD.

After losing the previous Winipeg match with a neck injury, Croesy seemed well on his return as he finished 21 of 26 passes for 214 yards.

Gollaros connects in the first four lanes he threw in the first engine in Winnipeg to help prepare a 49 -ywed field goal by Castillo at 4:47 pm.

Trey Vaval returned to 33 yards to the Calgary 13 yard later in the opening quarter. Three plays later, Strafer fell in the end area for one area for visiting 10-0 visitors.

Then Al -Qaqfoun added 63 seconds in the second quarter when Sterens caught a TD pass from 23 yards from Collaros to get rid of seven players and 78 yards.

He answered the stamps immediately after 69 seconds when Jones was transferred in a long bomb from Adams and ran the rest of the road for 78 yards.

“We were very bad in the first quarter,” said Calgary coach and general manager Dave Digson. “Certainly they had momentum, but we were making a lot of mistakes and in fact, we learned there. It was so really to Tevin who started the attack in discovering things.”

Paridis added a single song 90 yard on the start of the match that followed to withdraw the stamps at nine points.

Thanks to the hunting of 25 yards, followed by 32 yards run by Brady Oliveira, the slanders moved deep into the lands of Kallari again, but they appeared empty -handed when they handed the ball down. The credit for the back was Jacob Roberts to stop Stripier without getting the annihilation he needed after the Winypeege Mike Oshia coach decided to gamble in third.

After Castillo kicked a 53-yard field goal to lift the launchers 20-8, Adams responded by driving the stamps on a five-game tablet and 70 yard that crowned with eight yards TD lane to Jones.

After Paridis paved the 87-yard song, Castillo kicked a 37-yard field with six seconds in the first half of Winipeg on 23-16.

Parridis formed all the scoring in the third quarter, as he kicked a 13 -yard field goal and then added another goal of 31 yards

Then Calgary Kicker paved the 34-yard goal at 2:15 of the fourth quarter to grant Calgary 25-23. The stamps had an opportunity to add it to this forefront, but it was absent from trying to the goal of the 46 yard on a large scale to the right to give Wenteg the ball again with leaving 3:13 around the clock.

Castillo then paved a long bomb to connect the CFL record that Paul McCalaum from the Saskatwsuan Rogers in 2001.

“Perhaps both the twentieth tortilla that my mother -in -law made me when I got here from Texas,” said Kicker, who did not want anything more than to win the opportunity to play stamps again in the qualifiers. “They are all homemade, so I got a lot of additional energy there.”

Even then

Blue bombers: Utaoa Redblax hosting on Thursday.

Stampeders: Saskatchewan Roughrides hosted on Saturday, August 23.

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