49ers provide broadcast, streaming and radio details for Week 3 vs. Cardinals

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The San Francisco 49ers will host the Arizona Cardinals at Levi’s Stadium on Sunday, Sept. 27, with kickoff scheduled for 1:05 p.m. PT. The club outlined national and local television, streaming and radio options for fans ahead of the Week 3 matchup. The information covers domestic telecasts, international broadcasts, mobile streaming and multiple radio outlets.

FOX will carry the game nationally, and Bay Area viewers can watch on NBC Bay Area’s local broadcast. Fans can stream the game on NFL+ to watch live local, primetime, regular-season and postseason games on mobile devices, and to view game replays. NFL+ also provides access to replays and related content for subscribers.

International television options include FOX Mexico for viewers in Mexico and Sky Sports Football for viewers in the United Kingdom. Game Pass International on DAZN will carry every live NFL game in the U.K., UAE, Mexico and other international markets. Fans outside the United States should check DAZN or their local broadcasters for availability.

Radio coverage will be available on the U.S. Bank 49ers Radio Network via KSFO (810 AM) and KSAN (107.7 FM), and the live broadcast can be streamed on the 49ers App or at 49ers.com. The team said the Spanish-language broadcast featuring Jesús Zárate and Carlos Yustis will be streamed at no cost exclusively on the 49ers App and at 49ers.com/esp. Listeners in Mexico can hear the game on W Deportes 730 AM.

Listeners in the United Kingdom can hear the game on talkSPORT 2, the club added. The 49ers encouraged fans to follow the team’s social channels on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and TikTok for updates and additional content. The team also offers an email newsletter and text alerts to keep fans informed.

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Confirm which local outlet will carry the game in your market before kickoff, as FOX will carry the national telecast while NBC Bay Area will provide a separate local broadcast in the Bay Area. Mobile viewers can use NFL+ for live local and primetime games as well as replays. International fans can rely on Game Pass International via DAZN or regional broadcasters such as FOX Mexico and Sky Sports Football, and Spanish-speaking fans can access the club’s exclusive stream with Jesús Zárate and Carlos Yustis through the 49ers App or the team’s Spanish web page.