The wait is over, the 112th Grey Cup is here. The Montreal Alouettes and Saskatchewan Roughriders are set to battle it out for the richest prize in the CFL Sunday.
The Als, punched their ticket to the big dance behind a stingy defense, some magic from pivot Davis Alexander and a clutch 45-yard field goal from Jose Maltos Diaz to stunt the hometown Ti-Cat crowd.
The Riders also needed some late-game heroics to advance to the CFL final. Trevor Harris led a game-winning drive, which started on his own 34-yard line with 1:03 on the clock and ended with a clutch touchdown pass to Tommy Nield with just 11 ticks left in the game.
There'll be plenty of storylines to chew on in the game, but all eyes will be on the two quarterbacks. The young, fiery Alexander tweaked his hamstring in the win over Hamilton, but made it clear he'll be playing Sunday. He's already outdueled two of the CFL's most experienced signal callers in Zach Collaros and Bo Levi Mitchell and will look to do the same to the 39-year-old Harris.
Harris, meanwhile, has been on the sidelines as a backup to two Grey Cup-winning quarterbacks (Ricky Ray, Toronto 2012 and Henry Burris, Ottawa 2016). He'll be out to earn his own ring and capped off a dream season for the Riders.
Here's everything you need to know to tune in to the 112th Grey Cup, including the start time, TV channel and how you can stream it.
How to watch Grey Cup 2025
- TV channel: CBS Sports Network
- Live stream: Fubo | CFL+
The 112th Grey Cup will air on CBS Sports Network in the US. It'll be the simulcast of the TSN broadcast in Canada, complete with the halftime show featuring MGK.
If you don't have cable you can stream the game on Fubo or CFL+.
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The voice of the CFL on TSN, Rod Smith, will handle play-by-play duties and he'll be joined by longtime analyst and former Roughrider Glen Suitor. Suitor has been in the booth for every Grey Cup since 2008.
James Duthie and Kate Beirness will share hosting duties and will be joined by Davis Sanchez, Matt Dunigan, Milt Stegall, Paul LaPolice, Henoc Muamba, Jim Barker and potentially more.
Pre-game coverage will begin as early as 1 p.m. On TSN and CFL+.
Grey Cup today time?
- Date: Sunday, Nov. 16
- Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
The 112th Grey Cup is set for Sunday, Nov. 16, and will start just after 6:00 p.m. ET at the Princess Auto Stadium in Winnipeg, Manitoba, which last hosted back in 2015.
CFL Grey Cup radio station
Radio channel: SiriusXM channel 167
Fans can listen to the 112th Grey Cup on the go with SiriusXM. The entire game and pre-game festivities will air on channel 167 Canada Talks.
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Grey Cup halftime show 2025
Similar to the NFL's Super Bowl, the halftime show at the Grey Cup has evolved into one of the most anticipated entertainment moments of the CFL season. This year, MGK (Machine Gun Kelly) will touch the stage, bringing his energetic style and chart-topping hits to the big game's halftime.
Past Grey Cup halftime acts
Here’s a curated list of notable past halftime acts at the Grey Cup:
- Luba & Burton Cummings (1991)
- Celine Dion & Dan Hill (1992)
- Tom Cochrane (1994)
- The Nylons (1996)
- The Guess Who (2000)
- Shania Twain (2002)
- Bryan Adams & Sam Roberts (2003)
- The Tragically Hip (2004)
- The Black Eyed Peas (2005)
- Nelly Furtado featuring Saukrates (2006)
- Lenny Kravitz (2007)
- Theory of a Deadman, Suzie McNeil & Andrée Watters (2008)
- Blue Rodeo (2009)
- Bachman & Turner (2010)
- Nickelback (2011)
- Justin Bieber, Carly Rae Jepsen, Marianas Trench & Gordon Lightfoot (2012)
- Hedley (2013)
- Imagine Dragons (2014)
- Fall Out Boy (2015)
- OneRepublic (2016)
- Shania Twain (return) (2017)
- Alessia Cara (2018)
- Keith Urban (2019)
- Arkells, The Lumineers & K.Flay (2021)
- Tyler Hubbard, Jordan Davis & Josh Ross (2022)
- Green Day (2023)
- Jonas Brothers (2024)