San Francisco 49ers vs. Las Vegas Raiders: How to Watch the NFL Game Live
The San Francisco 49ers host the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, November 8, 2026, with kickoff scheduled for 22:25 CET at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. The Week 9 matchup will stream exclusively through the NFL Game Pass, omitting traditional linear television broadcasts on Sky or RTL.
Kickoff Time and Location at Levi’s Stadium
The Week 9 regular-season contest takes place in Santa Clara, California. The game begins at 22:25 CET. The 49ers enter the matchup following a bye week that allowed the team to regroup after suffering its first loss of the season.
Exclusive Streaming via NFL Game Pass on DAZN
Fans wanting to watch the single game live must access the NFL Game Pass. Neither Sky nor RTL carries this specific matchup.
The NFL Game Pass operates independently of a standard DAZN subscription. Viewers can purchase the pass directly through the DAZN platform. In Austria, the Season Pro Ultimate package costs 129,99 Euros upfront or 22,99 Euros monthly over 12 installments, and the Season Pro option costs 99,99 Euros upfront or 18,99 Euros monthly. Regional pricing applies for Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and Luxemburg.
San Francisco Enters Game with 6-1 Record as Raiders Arrive at 4-4
San Francisco holds a 6-1 record heading into the game. Head coach Kyle Shanahan ruled out three wide receivers due to injuries: Mike Evans with an Achilles issue, Deebo Samuel Sr. with a hamstring strain, and Christian Kirk, who suffered a meniscus injury in training. Conversely, running back Christian McCaffrey and defensive end Nick Bosa return from the injury report, joined by traded defensive tackle DeForest Buckner.
The Las Vegas Raiders arrive with a 4-4 record under head coach Klint Kubiak. Raiders games average 68.8 total points, with three of the team’s four wins coming on the road.
Memberships Grant Access to Remaining Games Through July 2027
The Season Pro and Season Pro Ultimate memberships purchased for the current campaign remain active through July 2027, granting subscribers live and on-demand access to all remaining regular-season fixtures, playoff matchups, and Super Bowl LXI.