How to listen to 49ers Week 4 game vs. Cardinals on the radio

The 49ers host the Cardinals for a Week 4 NFC West showdown, and here's how fans can tune in via radio.

The undefeated San Francisco 49ers already have one win within the NFC West in 2023, having beaten the Los Angeles Rams in Southern California back in Week 2.

This Sunday, head coach Kyle Shanahan's squad will look to make it 2-0 within the division as they prepare to host the 1-2 Arizona Cardinals in what'll be Jonathan Gannon's first contest against the Niners as a head coach after his former employer, the Philadelphia Eagles, dispatched Shanahan and Co. in last January's NFC Championship game.

While San Francisco is a heavy favorite, the red birds did pull off a shocking 28-16 upset over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3, which might cause a little bit of concern for a 49ers team looking to avoid the trap game.

For fans tuning in on television, almost all of the West Coast will be able to watch the Niners and Cardinals on Fox's late-game broadcast.

For others needing radio information, we've got you covered.

How to listen to 49ers vs. Cardinals on the radio in Week 4

Bay Area fans can tune into one of two local radio stations, KGO 810 AM or 107.7 The Bone FM, to listen to Greg Papa and Tim Ryan handle the call from San Francisco's side.

The 49ers' flagship station, KNBR 680, will be broadcasting the San Francisco Giants' game that day.

In the greater Sacramento area, KHTK 1140 will broadcast the game, and fans can also check out the entire Niners radio network below:

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Fans throughout Arizona can tune into Arizona Sports 98.7 FM where Dave Pasch and Ron Wolfley will be on the call.

NFL+ subscribers can radio stream the game live, while SiriusXM subscribers can tune into channels 104 or 225 for the 49ers broadcast or 109 or 383 for the Cardinals broadcast.

The Niners and Cards kick off on Sunday, Oct. 1 at 4:25 p.m. from Levi's Stadium.

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