81st Grey Cup
The 81st Grey Cup was the 1993 Canadian Football League championship game played between the Edmonton Eskimos and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at McMahon Stadium in Calgary, Alberta. The Eskimos defeated the Blue Bombers 33–23 to win the Grey Cup. Game summary. Edmonton Eskimos (33) - TDs, Lucius Floyd, Jim Sandusky; FGs, Sean Fleming (6); cons., Fleming (2); singles, Fleming. Winnipeg Blue Bombers (23) - TDs, Michael Richardson, Sammy Garza; FGs, Troy Westwood (3); cons., Troy Westwood (2). First Quarter EDM – TD Floyd 4-yard run (Fleming convert) EDM – TD Sandusky 2-yard pass from Damon Allen (Fleming convert ) EDM – FG Fleming Second Quarter EDM – Single Fleming EDM – FG Fleming 26-yard field goal WPG - TD Richardson 3-yard run (Westwood convert) EDM – FG Fleming WPG – FG Westwood Third Quarter WPG - TD Garza 1-yard run (Westwood convert) Fourth Quarter WPG – FG Westwood 32-yard field goal EDM – FG Fleming EDM – FG Fleming WPG – FG Westwood EDM – FG Fleming The Winnipeg Blue Bombers returned to the Grey Cup in 1993 but once again they were foiled by an Alberta club. The Edmonton Eskimos went out in front 21-0 before hanging on to their 11th Grey Cup title. The  Blue Bombers cut their deficit to 24-20 in the fourth quarter before yielding to defeat again. Winnipeg miscues in the first quarter led to its downfall. The Eskimos took advantage of a blocked punt, a fumbled kickoff return and an interception within the first 10 minutes of the game. Lucius Floyd scored on a four-yard carry, while Jim Sandusky caught a two-yard pass from Damon Allen. Sean Fleming added a field goal at the end of the quarter. Another Winnipeg fumble in the second quarter, this time on a punt return, put the Eskimos in front by  three converted touchdowns following Fleming's 26-yard field goal. The Blue Bombers finally got on the scoreboard late in the first half on Michael Richardson's three-yard run. Both teams exchanged field goals as Edmonton held a 24-10 lead at halftime. Winnipeg made a game of it in the second half, as quarterback Sammy Garza scored on a one-yard keeper. The Blue Bombers closed the gap to four on Troy Westwood's 32-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. But Edmonton's offence got back on track to close out the game. Fleming booted three  field goals for a record-tying six for the game. Westwood managed just one other. Winnipeg was still within a touchdown with two minutes and 44 seconds remaining, but Allen put together a 12-play drive leading to Fleming's final field goal.