The Montreal Alouettes staged a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback attempt in the 112th Grey Cup, scoring 10 unanswered points before ultimately falling short against the Saskatchewan Roughriders in Winnipeg on Sunday, November 16, 2025.
Fourth Quarter Rally Falls Short
Despite trailing throughout most of the championship game, the Alouettes mounted an impressive late-game surge that brought them within striking distance. The team scored 10 consecutive points in the final quarter, electrifying fans and creating a tense finish to Canadian football's premier event.
The comeback attempt showcased the resilience of the Montreal squad, who refused to surrender despite facing significant pressure from the Roughriders' defense throughout the contest.
Defensive Pressure Proves Costly
Montreal's efforts were hampered by Saskatchewan's relentless defensive pressure, particularly on Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander. During the first half, Alexander threw a critical interception while under heavy pressure from Roughriders defender Habakkuk Baldonado.
The defensive struggle was evident throughout the game, with both teams fighting for every yard in the championship showdown at Winnipeg's IG Field.
Grey Cup Tradition Continues
The 112th edition of the Grey Cup maintained the event's reputation for delivering dramatic moments and intense competition. The game took place on November 16, 2025, continuing Canadian football's longest-running tradition that dates back to 1909.
While the Alouettes fell short in their comeback attempt, the game demonstrated why the Grey Cup remains one of Canada's most cherished sporting events, bringing together fans from across the nation for a celebration of football excellence.
The final score saw the Saskatchewan Roughriders emerge victorious, but not before the Montreal Alouettes provided one of the most memorable fourth-quarter rallies in recent Grey Cup history.
