49ers host Cardinals Week 3 at Levi's Stadium

The San Francisco 49ers host the Arizona Cardinals at Levi's Stadium on Sunday, September 27. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:05 p.m. PT, the team announced. FOX will broadcast the game nationally, with Kevin Kugler handling play-by-play, Daryl Johnston providing analysis, and Allison Williams reporting from the sideline.

Broadcast options

Fans in the Bay Area can watch the game locally on FOX 2 KTVU, while viewers in Arizona can tune to FOX 10. Streaming options include NFL+ for live local games on mobile devices and tablets, which also offers game replays. Fubo provides an alternative for those without cable, carrying major NFL broadcast networks including CBS, FOX, NBC, and ESPN. The game is also available to stream live on the 49ers App and website. International audiences can access the contest via Sky Sports Football in the UK, FOX Mexico, or Game Pass International on DAZN.

Radio coverage

The U.S. Bank 49ers Radio Network will carry the game on KSFO (810 AM) and KSAN (107.7 FM). Fans can also listen live via the 49ers App or the team's website. Spanish-language listeners can stream the broadcast featuring Jesús Zárate and Carlos Yustis on the 49ers App or 49ers.com/esp. International radio broadcasts include W Deportes 730 AM in Mexico and talkSPORT 2 in the UK. In Arizona, the game airs on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM, where J.P. Shadrick, A.Q. Shipley, and Dani Sureck will provide commentary. Spanish broadcasts for the Cardinals are available on Latino Mix 100.3 FM with Jesus Quinonez and Irving Villanueva.

Series and schedule

The 49ers enter the game 2-0, while the Cardinals stand at 1-1. San Francisco holds a 38-31 lead in the all-time series and a 21-15 record against Arizona at home. This matchup marks the second straight home contest for the 49ers following their Week 2 game against Miami. For Arizona, the trip to Santa Clara is part of a road-heavy beginning to the first season under head coach Mike LaFleur, with six of the team's first nine games scheduled away from home. The Cardinals are coming off an NFC West matchup with Seattle, and a divisional road win would be valuable before the schedule takes them outside the division for the following two weeks.