49ers-Saints TV schedule: How to watch the game in the US and around the world

The San Francisco 49ers and New Orleans Saints face off in the Superdome on Sunday for the third straight season. The game kicks off at 10:00 a.m. PT on FOX, marking the 49ers first early 10 a.m. game of the season. The game will be called by FOX's No. 2 crew, which includes Kevin Burkhardt and John Lynch, with Pam Oliver handling sideline duties.

The game will get a fairly substantial broadcast. You can check the broadcast maps at 506sports.com for more details. It looks like it is approximately 75 percent of the country, give or take, with Texas, Georgia, Florida and a big chunk of Pennsylvania and New York among the more notable areas without the game.

If you are outside the US, we're back once again to help figure out how you can watch the game. There will probably be limited options for a lot of you, but you can always check out NFL Game Pass. As usual, if you know how the game will be broadcast in your corner of the world, post the details in the comments.

Canada: CTV BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Winnipeg, Atlantic, RDS; Fox Boston, Burlington, Minnesota, Spokane, Tacoma (A Rouge Point).

United Kingdom: Just on NFL Game Pass (per NFL UK).

Armed Forces Network-Europe: The game will air on AFN Prime Atlantic

Far East: Our friends at All Sports Network TV will broadcast the game live Monday morning, 2 a.m. Hong Kong time. It will re-air Tuesday night at 6:00 p.m. Hong Kong time. The broadcast will appear throughout Southeast Asia. Check out their map if you live out there.

It might be on other channels around the world, so let me know.

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