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The San Francisco 49ers and Oakland Raiders square off on Sunday at O.Co Coliseum for their first matchup since the 2011 preseason, their regular season matchup since 2010, and their first game at the Coliseum since 2002. That's a mouthful!
#Raiders-49ers game is sold out. It will be televised locally on KTVU 2.
— Steve Corkran (@CorkOnTheNFL) December 4, 2014
Had the Raiders not sold out their allotment of tickets, I think the game would have been blacked out in the entire Bay Area. Normally if the home team blacks out, the visiting market will still get the game. But in this case, the visiting market is the home team market. That would have been a pain for fans, but kind of amusing and almost fitting given how this season has gone.
The game kicks off at 1:25 p.m. PT on FOX, and will feature Chris Myers and Ronde Barber in the booth, with Jennifer Hale on the sideline. It should surprise nobody that there will be limited viewing availability for this game. According to the broadcast maps at 506sports.com, the game will be broadcast to much of the northern part of California, down to Bakersfield and around Santa Barbara. It will also be available in western Nevada (Reno). Nobody else will get the game in America, unless you have Direct Ticket, or some other means of watching 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 be quite a few options for you, and I know I'm missing plenty of them. Let us know in the comments if you are from outside the US and the channel the game is airing. If the game is not showing in your country, you can always check out NFL Game Pass.
Canada: Does not appear to be airing (A Rouge Point).
United Kingdom: NFL Game Pass (per NFL UK).
Armed Forces Network-Europe: The game will not air
Far East: Our friends at All Sports Network TV will not air the game.
To buy tickets, visit the NFL Ticket Exchange.