Calgary Stampeders vs. Edmonton Eskimos Live Stream: Watch Online Streaming CFL Canadian Football

The Calgary Stampeders and Edmonton Eskimos are matching up in the CFL on Thursday night and the game is love on TV from ESPN2 and has a live stream online from the WatchESPN website starting up at 9 pm ET and as American fans are football starved, the teams north of the border will go at it from Commonwealth Stadium in Alberta for the 2014 Battle of Alberta.

These two teams know each other very well and the teams are undefeated coming into the matchup and that gives even more intensity and meaning to the game. Calgary has done a good job over the ears of winning against the Eskimos and now they are hoping to do it again to stay undefeated. Calgary has now won eight overall and seven straight at home and that makes this even more of an intense matchup. Last season the Eskimos were not this good, winning four of 18 games and only one matchup at home and now they are undefeated and looking to continue on. Thiis the first time the teams have matchup up when they are undefeated in decades.

Edmonton comes in to the game in first place in the west division and they are second in the league in points scored and rest overall with eight points and 4-0 record. Calgary is right behind and while they have not been as high of a scoring team, they are the best defensive team in the league and have allowed just 30 points this year and they are in second place and they are also undefeated. The team is 3-0 on the season and those teams are the last two with clean sheets in the loss column and now one of those teams could have a loss after this game.

Winnipeg and BC are next with Saskatchewan and they are leading the east overall, as that division is a mess right now. The top three teams have one win with Ottawa, Montreal and Toronto, while Hamilton is 0-3 to start the season. The divisions are shaping up now and this matchup has the two best teams in the league going at it.

Check here for the live CFL coverage of the Calgary Stampeders and Edmonton Eskimos from ESPN.