2025 CFL Playoff Schedule and Results

ByShaikat Kumar

The 2025 postseason in the Canadian Football League delivered thrilling matchups, dramatic finishes, and a championship showdown that fans will remember. The road to the title began on November 1 with the division semi-finals and concluded with the historic 112th Grey Cup on November 16. In the championship game, the Saskatchewan Roughriders defeated the Montreal Alouettes 25-17 at Princess Auto Stadium in Winnipeg, securing the 2025 CFL title.

Division Semi-Finals

The playoffs opened with an exciting Eastern clash at Molson Stadium in Montreal, where the Montreal Alouettes defeated the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 42-33 in a high-scoring battle. Montreal’s offense proved too much to handle, sending the Alouettes to the East Final.

In the Western Semi-Final at BC Place in Vancouver, the BC Lions edged the Calgary Stampeders 33–30 in a tight contest that came down to the final moments. The Lions advanced with a clutch performance in front of their home crowd.

Division Finals

The Eastern Final took place at Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton, where the Montreal Alouettes continued their impressive playoff run with a narrow 19–16 victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. The defensive battle secured Montreal’s spot in the Grey Cup.

Meanwhile, the Western Final at Mosaic Stadium in Regina featured a dramatic matchup between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the BC Lions. Saskatchewan protected its home turf with a 24-21 win, punching its ticket to the championship game.

112th Grey Cup Championship

The season culminated on November 16 in Winnipeg at Princess Auto Stadium, where the Saskatchewan Roughriders faced the Montreal Alouettes for the CFL’s ultimate prize. In front of a packed crowd, Saskatchewan delivered a strong performance on both sides of the ball to win 25-17 and claim the Grey Cup championship.

Final Takeaway

The 2025 CFL playoffs showcased the excitement and competitiveness that make the league special. From Montreal’s impressive playoff run to Saskatchewan’s championship finish, fans were treated to several close games and unforgettable moments. The Saskatchewan Roughriders ultimately stood tallest, lifting the Grey Cup and closing the 2025 season as champions of the Canadian Football League.