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Welcome nfl fans to watch Arizona Cardinals vs San Francisco 49ers live stream information, How to watch NFL regular season and where to Kick off and who’s playing. The big event will kick off 4:25p ET, Sunday 13 September, 2020 at Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara.
Team Name: Arizona Cardinals vs San Francisco 49ers
Date: Sunday 13 September
Cardinals vs 49ers
Time: 4:25p ET
TV Channel: FOX
Venue: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara
Ways to Watch and Listen to Cardinals vs. 49ers Week 1
Broadcasters: Kevin Kugler (Play-by-Play), Chris Spielman (Color Analyst) and Laura Okmin (Sideline Reporter).
Watch on 49ers.com or the Official 49ers App
Phone & Tablet: 49ers games will be available on the official 49ers app and 49ers.com on mobile devices (*Geographic and device restrictions apply. Local & primetime games only. Data charges may apply.) Additionally, all games available on TV where you are located will also be streamed for free on Yahoo Sports and the NFL app.
Connected TV Devices: The NFL app or FOX Sports app (requires TV provider login).
NFL Game Pass: 49ers fans in the United States can also watch every 2020 regular-season game on NFL Game Pass as soon as the broadcast ends. Faithful in Europe can watch every 2020 regular-season game live.
Live streaming: Fans can watch local and primetime games FOR FREE on their phone and tablet devices through Yahoo! Sports. Links to watch become available once the game begins.
U.S. Bank 49ers Radio Network
The 49ers flagship stations include KNBR 680 and KSAN 107.7 The Bone. In addition to full game day coverage that includes a comprehensive live three-hour pre-game show each week and full post game coverage following each game broadcast, KNBR 680, KGO 810 and KSAN 107.7 The Bone will air unprecedented week-long coverage of the 49ers from training camp through the NFL playoffs to provide the most extensive up-to-the-minute coverage in the area.
YouTube TV costs subscribers $64.99/month, but for an extra $10.99, they can get YouTube Sports Plus . It also includes Fox College Sports, GolTV, Fox Soccer Plus, MAVTV Motorsports Network, TVG and Stadium.
Other options available include:
FuboTV (free 7-day trial) – $64.99
Includes CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, NFL Network and a variety of other sports networks. Subscribers can get NFL RedZone in the Sports Plus tier for $10.99. Plus, you get a free 7-day trial.
Hulu + Live TV – $54.99
Includes, ABC, CBS, FOX, ESPN as well as regional sports networks. Plus subscribers will have access to Hulu’s library of shows and movies. Unfortunately, NFL fans will miss out on NFL Network and NFL RedZone. Subscribe to Hulu + Live TV
Sling – $30
Subscribers will have access to ESPN and 30 more channels. However, there is no NFL Network or NFL RedZone. Subscribe to Sling
CBS All Access – $5.99
CBS All Access will stream all Sunday games that are broadcast on your local CBS affiliate. Subscribers will also get to watch original and classic CBS shows, CBSN news, CBS Sports HQ and more. Subscribe to CBS All Access
Amazon Prime Video – $12.99/month, $119/year
Amazon Prime will stream 11 Thursday night games beginning Oct. 1. Plus subscribers get access to free two-day, same-day or even two-hour shipping, Whole Foods discounts. Subscribe to Amazon Prime
NFL Game Pass – $99
If your schedule doesn’t allow you to watch games live, check out NFL Game Pass. Subscribers will be able to stream every NFL game right after the live broadcast ends. Fans will also be able to view condensed 45-minute versions of each game and all-22 angle gives a unique view of the game. Subscribe to NFL Game Pass.
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