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Facing their rivals the 49ers this Sunday, the Rams could finally have a chance to break their spell this weekend.
The Los Angeles team, which has lost to San Francisco six straight times since 2018, will face the 49ers in the playoff game this Sunday. The NFC Championship pivotal game will be a chance for the Rams to redeem themselves and earn their ticket to the Super Bowl.
The game will air live January 30 at 3:30 p.m. PT on Fox, but there are plenty of ways to stream the game live if you don’t have cable, thanks to platforms like Fubo TV and ESPN More.
The Rams face stiff competition, given that the 49ers’ Jimmy Garropolo boasts a six-game winning streak against them. He beat Los Angeles in 2017 and then started five of their winning six games in 2019. However, the close Week 18 game is proof enough that the Rams have a chance to succeed this weekend. Had they gotten a first down after the 49ers fired them with just two minutes left, Los Angeles could have taken the win. The Rams also have an advantage given the 49ers’ struggling red zone offense in recent weeks.
Below, check out the best streaming platforms to catch all the action from this weekend.
Fubo is one of the more expensive options for streaming the NFL, but it’s also the most comprehensive. The Starter plan gives you access to NBC, Fox, and CBS, in addition to ESPN for Monday Night Football and the NFL Network for Thursday Night Football.
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Sling is one of the best options for affordable live streaming. You can choose between Sling Blue and Sling Orange, both for $35 per month, depending on which channels you favor (or get both for $50/month). Sling Orange has ESPN, while Sling Blue has Fox and NBC for all your soccer needs. Additionally, NFL fans can add the Sports Extra package to their plan for an additional $11/month to access the NFL RedZone.
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ESPN is the best way to watch all the big football games. In addition to primetime coverage, an ESPN subscription also gets you expert analysis and highlights, iconic moments from the archives, and additional original programming — all for $6.99 a month. .
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VidGo is one of the newer streaming platforms whose offerings cater to sports fans with access to ESPN and the NFL Network. Additionally, VidGo also offers live access to the NFL Red Zone and Pac 12 networks for college sports. Test the service with a 3-day free trial today and pay $10 for your first month if you decide to keep it.
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