The San Francisco 49ers will open their 2015 NFL campaign against the Minnesota Vikings at Levi’s Stadium in California at 12:20pm (AEST).
Australia’s Jarryd Hayne has the chance to run out for his first regular season match, however is yet to be confirmed as a starter, and has been in doubt for selection in the lead up.
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To ensure you don’t miss a minute of the action, we’ve compiled a complete guide to how to follow the match on TV and streaming online.
Despite the announcement that Australians will be receiving almost every 49ers’ game for the season live on free-to-air on 7 Mate, the only place to watch the opening game will be on Foxtel on ESPN (channel 508).
Coverage commences at 12:20pm (AEST) on ESPN, immediately following Eagles vs Falcons clash.
The best way to stream the match to any of your devices is via Foxtel Play or Foxtel GO.
If you are an existing Foxtel customer with a sports subscription, access to Foxtel Go should be free and easy – all you need to do is download the app and have your account login details handy.
If you don’t have a Foxtel account, you’ll need to subscribe to Foxtel Play. A single subscription will allow you to connect multiple devices, meaning you can set yourself up on the couch at home, or have all the action streaming to your mobile or tablet on the go.
Coverage on Foxtel Go and Foxtel Play commences at 12:20pm (AEST) on ESPN (channel 508).
Of course, you can follow all the action right here on The Roar as we live blog the match from 12:20pm (AEST).
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