How to watch and stream the San Francisco 49ers vs. Las Vegas Raiders preseason encounter

The San Francisco 49ers round off their preseason schedule with a game that will unfortunately bring back some painful memories. San Francisco will return to Allegiant Stadium, the scene of last season's agonizing Super Bowl 58 defeat to the Kansas City Chiefs, to face the Las Vegas Raiders on Friday. The 49ers will have to […]

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Aug 13, 2023; Paradise, Nevada, USA; San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Chris Conley (17) catches the ball against the Las Vegas Raiders in the first half at Allegiant Stadium.
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The San Francisco 49ers round off their preseason schedule with a game that will unfortunately bring back some painful memories.

San Francisco will return to Allegiant Stadium, the scene of last season's agonizing Super Bowl 58 defeat to the Kansas City Chiefs, to face the Las Vegas Raiders on Friday.

The 49ers will have to put the pain of that February loss behind them, as the final tune-up before their Monday Night Football opener against the New York Jets will serve as key preparations for their starters ahead of the regular season.

How to watch on TV

The game will be broadcast nationally on NFL Network. It will also be broadcast on the following local stations.

49ers broadcast: Greg Papa, Tim Ryan
KPIX (CBS/5 – San Francisco)
KOVR (CBS/13 – Sacramento)
KION (CBS/46 – Monterey CA)
KSBY (NBC/6 – San Luis Obispo CA)
KMPH (FOX/26 – Fresno)
KBFX (FOX/58 – Bakersfield)
KOLO (ABC/8 – Reno NV)
KCVU (FOX/20 – Chico CA)
KBVU (FOX/28 – Eureka CA)
KMVU (FOX/26 – Medford OR)
KITV (ABC/4 – Honolulu)

Raiders broadcast: Jason Horowitz, Rich Gannon, Matt Millen
KVVU (FOX/5 – Las Vegas)
KNSN (21 – Reno)
KTLA (CW/5 – Los Angeles)
KRON (CW/4 – San Francisco/Oakland)
KTVX (ABC/4 – Salt Lake City)
KGET (NBC/17 – Bakersfield)
KYUR (FOX/13.2 – Anchorage AK)
KHII (My/9 – Honolulu)

How to stream

In the US, NFL+ will be the place to go if you want to stream the game.

For those outside of the United States, it will be streamed on NFL Gamepass via DAZN (available worldwide except in China).

Kyle Shanahan has not confirmed how long the starters will play, but quarterback Brock Purdy will likely get more than the three series he played against the New Orleans Saints last Sunday.

After going two of six for 11 yards while helming an offense laden with backups, Purdy will look to get into a much better rhythm with the likes of Deebo Samuel and George Kittle on the field against the Raiders.

The 49ers can't heal the wounds of what happened at the same stadium earlier this year, but a strong preseason effort on Friday could set the tone for a fast start to their bid to get back to the Super Bowl. 

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