The San Francisco 49ers welcome a very familiar foe to Levi's Stadium in Week 11.

San Francisco hosts the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, with the 49ers looking to complete a third successive season sweep of the Seahawks and claim a seventh consecutive win over their division rivals, including postseason.

More importantly, a victory would improve the 49ers to 6-4 and move them level with the Arizona Cardinals, who hold the head-to-head tiebreaker, at the top of the NFC West while likely ending Seattle's hopes of winning the division.

The game will be broadcast on Fox and called by Joe Davis and Greg Olsen.

If you live in any of the areas shaded in blue on the map below, you will be able to watch the game on TV.

There are likely to be many more eyeballs trained on the Kansas City Chiefs-Buffalo Bills game, nationally televised on CBS, in the late window.

But the latest edition of the 49ers-Seahawks rivalry still carries huge significance for both teams and will go a long way to defining their respective seasons. Given its importance, it figures to make for a compelling watch.

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