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Elks, Alouettes Arrive in Calgary Ahead of Sunday’s Grey Cup Final
Edmonton ended a five-year playoff drought and Montreal posted a league-best 14-4 record before reaching the championship game.
- The Edmonton Elks and the Montreal Alouettes arrived in Calgary on Tuesday for the 113th Grey Cup, marking the official start of preparations for the upcoming championship showdown.
- With a 13-5 record, the Elks finished first in the West Division after defeating the Lions 28-16, while the Alouettes led the East with a 14-4 record before downing the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 33-23.
- Having split their two-game season series with each team winning at home, both clubs enter the contest with momentum, as Edmonton returns to the Grey Cup for the first time since 2015.
- CFL Commissioner Stewart Johnston welcomed the trophy to Calgary on Monday, leading a ceremony that featured a Canadian Forces escort honoring the soldiers involved in a deadly fire at CFB Wainwright.
- Calgary now prepares to host the championship match this Sunday, where Edmonton's end to a five-year playoff drought meets the league-best record of Montreal in a highly anticipated showdown.
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