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How to watch the Panthers-Cardinals game online

Don't miss the NFC Championship of the NFL playoffs. Here are all the different ways to tune in.

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The matchup for Super Bowl 50 will be determined this Sunday. The second game of the day will kick off at 6:40 p.m. ET. Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers look to take down Carson Palmer and the Arizona Cardinals in the NFC Championship.

The game will be broadcast on Fox, which you can access with a cable subscription or for free with an over-the-air digital antenna, such as the AmazonBasics HDTV Antenna or the Mohu Curve.

You can also stream the game on a variety of devices. Here's what you need to know:

Streaming on PC, tablets and set-top boxes

Fox will offer a live-stream of the game on its website and mobile app. Unlike CBS, however, Fox will require users to log in with a participating cable provider.

PC and tablet (Android, iPad, and Windows) owners can access the stream at the Fox Sports Go website. The game will also be available in the Fox Sports Go app on Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, and iPad, Windows and Android tablets.

Streaming on your smartphone

Live streaming on mobile devices is only available for Verizon Wireless customers through the NFL Mobile app. While streaming the game is free, it will likely eat up a good chunk of your data. It's recommended that you access the stream when connected to a Wi-Fi network, although it's not a requirement.

International

NFL fans who live overseas can stream all postseason games live or on-demand with NFL Game Pass. The service costs $100 for a full year of access, but it's not worth it to subscribe if you haven't done so already. You can, however, sign up for a free 7-day trial to view the games this weekend.