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

The Patriots make a rare visit to Levi's Stadium, and here's how 49ers fans can listen live via the radio broadcast.

The 1-2 San Francisco 49ers can thank the schedule makers for sending the rebuilding New England Patriots out to the West Coast for a Week 4 day game at Levi's Stadium.

After all, the Niners are on the tail of a two-game losing streak, including a disastrous fourth-quarter debacle last Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams that revealed plenty of problems for head coach Kyle Shanahan's squad.

While the Pats defense figures to be a challenge for Shanahan and Co., San Francisco can take comfort in New England boasting one of the league's worst offenses, particularly through the air, which should take some of the pressure off what's becoming an underachieving and disappointing defense.

Sunday sets the stage for a potential "get right" game for the 49ers, who'll look to get back to the .500 mark by upending an AFC East foe that hasn't visited Levi's Stadium since 2016.

For fans who can't attend or watch live, the radio is still a very easy way to tune into the game.

How to listen to 49ers vs. Patriots on the radio

49ers radio broadcast

Greg Papa will handle play-by-play duties with Tim Ryan on color commentary.

• Bay Area fans: KGO 810 AM, 107.7 The Bone FM
• Sacramento area fans: KHTK 1140 AM

Fans can also check out the greater 49ers radio network for affiliates in their area:

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Patriots radio broadcast

Bob Socci and Scott Zolak will call the game from the Patriots' radio broadcast.

Fans in New England can tune in on 98.5 The Sports Hub FM to listen.

National radio broadcast

ESPN Radio will carry the game with Mark Kestecher on play-by-play duties and Kelly Stouffer providing color commentary.

NFL+ subscribers can live stream a radio broadcast of the game.

The Niners and Patriots kick off on Sunday, Sept. 29 at 4:05 p.m. ET from Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.

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