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The Los Angeles Rams take on the Minnesota Vikings tonight as the NFL Wild Card playoffs wrap up with a must-win Monday Night game.
The game was set to be played at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, but with the ongoing wildfires in the region, both teams decided to move the NFC Wild Card matchup to State Farm Stadium in Arizona.
Sports fans will be tuning in to see which team heads to the NFC Divisional Round game against the Philadelphia Eagles; music fans, meantime, also have a reason to tune in, as Rachel Platten will perform at the game. The singer will perform the national anthem, and take the field to sing her hit single, “Fight Song.”
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Want to watch the Rams vs. Vikings Wild Card game? Here’s what you need to know.
How to Watch Rams vs. Vikings Football Game
The Rams vs. Vikings game takes place tonight, Monday, January 13 at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT. The football game will air live on ABC, so you can watch the Rams vs. Vikings on TV through your local ABC affiliate.
How to Stream Rams vs. Vikings Football Game Online
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Another way to watch the Rams vs. Vikings game online is through Fubo, which offers a free trial and free DVR for you to stream the game from home. Grab a seven-day free trial here and use it to watch tonight’s NFC Wild Card game online free without cable. You can also use the free DVR to record the game to watch a replay back on-demand.
The Vikings are the current favorites for tonight’s matchup. The two teams last met on October 24 in the regular season, where Los Angeles defeated Minnesota 30–20.
