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The 49ers visit the Rams at Levi's South in Week 2 with the hope of going up 2-0 on the young 2023 season. Here's everything you need to know for the game.

All the San Francisco 49ers have to do to improve their record on the young 2023 season to a perfect 2-0 will be to continue their eight-game win streak over their NFC West rivals, the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.

LA, entering the contest 1-0 after beating the Seattle Seahawks to open up the season, doesn't have much of a pound-for-pound chance against the Niners on paper. Especially with superstar wide receiver Cooper Kupp banged up and the offense boasting an offensive line that's very much a work in progress.

Placing that unit up against All-Pro edge Nick Bosa, and three-sacks-from-Week 1 edge Drake Jackson almost gives the entire edge San Francisco needs.

Still, all the football cliches apply here: The ball isn't round, and it is "any given Sunday."

Here's how fans can tune into what should be a 49ers victory.

The Niners and Rams kick off on Sunday, Sept. 17 at 4:05 p.m. ET.

The game will be played at SoFI Stadium in Inglewood, California, which is the home venue for both Los Angeles teams, the Rams and Chargers.

According to a report from NBC Sports Bay Area, nearly two-thirds of fans in attendance for the game are expected to be rooting for San Francisco.

Related story: 49ers fans to outnumber Rams fans 2 to 1 at SoFI Stadium this Sunday

According to the oddsmakers at FanDuel, the 49ers are seven-point road favorites, which decreased a point from the eight-point opening spread.

The Niners' moneyline is -320, while LA's is +260. The over/under is 45.5.

Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.

Fox will broadcast Sunday's contest between San Francisco and Los Angeles with Kevin Kugler doing the play-by-play and Mark Sanchez doing color commentary. Laura Okmin will be on the sidelines.

Most of California and Nevada will receive the broadcast, as well as parts of Southern Oregon. Sporadic parts around Kansas City, Missouri, will also see the game. Same with the greater Nashville, Tennessee area, some of Ohio and around Jacksonville, Florida.

Fans who can't tune into the television broadcast have a few options for streaming Sunday's contest.

In-market fans in Northern California can go to 49ers.com or download the 49ers app, while fans in Southern California can go to therams.com to stream there.

NFL+ subscribers can stream the game, while fuboTV offers a free seven-day trial for first-time users.