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The results on Sundays' CFL East and West Division finals are in and it looks like Montreal will travel to Calgary to play Saskatchewan in the 2009 Grey Cup Final. Bodog Sportsbook will have your Grey Cup odds, so don't forget to get some action in on what should be a barn-burner; this matchup is a Grey Cup first for the Alouettes and Roughriders since the Great Depression. But before we get to next Sunday's Grey Cup game, let's look at how the East and West Division finals played out…

Eastern Division results: Monteal Alouettes 56, BC Lions 18
Alouettes QB Anthony Calvillo, 37, threw five touchdown passes and had 19 completions for 312 yards, while Montreal's defence forced five turnovers.

"It was crazy, throwing the ball and finding guys wide open," Calvillo said. "It was exciting to do what we did today, I'll enjoy it, but we have to get ready for next week."

Throughout the game BC's QB Casey Printers kept scrambling to find guys in the open, with little or no success.

"They were better than us, that's it," said defensive end Ricky Foley. "Up front, in the back end, offence, defence – you don't get beat like that and have too many good parts of the game."

Western Division results: Saskatchewan Roughriders 27, Calgary Stampeders 17
Saskatchewan QB Darian Durant threw three touchdown passes and was 18-of-25 passing for 204 yards, while Calgary QB Henry Burris finished 20-of-32 passing for 250 yards and had three interceptions (and was sacked four times).

"They did what we had done in the past," said Burris. "They showed true championship grit and that's why they are the West Division champions."

The win for Saskatchewan will make for a fairly easy drive or short flight for the thousands of "Rider Pride" fans who will undoubtedly make their presence known at McMahon Stadium in Calgary next Sunday.

"It will be like having a home game in Calgary," said Riders head coach Ken Miller. "Our fans will be there on masse and we look forward to seeing and greeting them there. I don't know how many Montreal fans will be there but I know there will be thousands of Riders fans."

2009 CFL Grey Cup: Sunday Nov. 29th (TSN, 6 p.m. ET)
For the season against Sasketchewan, Montreal is 2-0 but they've had problems in the past clinching the final big game of the year. Get your 2009 Grey Cup odds at Bodog Sportsbook!