San Francisco 49ers vs Cleveland Browns live stream (Fox TV schedule): Watch NFL 2015 football online (Preview)

The San Francisco 49ers and the Cleveland Browns will clash at the FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland on Sunday in Week 14 of the NFL 2015 regular season. The game can be watched from 1 p.m. ET on TV on the Fox network. The game can also be watched online through live stream via the link below.

This match up pits the bottom team int he NFC West against the bottom team in the AFC North. Both teams have no chance of making the postseason and most of the players taking part today will simply be playing for next season with the fear of being cut as both teams will no doubt make shake ups in the offseason.

The 49ers come into today's game on 4-8, and are tied with the St Louis Rams at the bottom of the NFC West. San Francisco will be hoping to put on a good final month of the season and get up to at least third in the division.

The Browns meanwhile are on 2-10 and looking for just their third win of the season so far. Their nearest division rival is the Baltimore Ravens who are on 4-8, and the Browns will be looking at the 49ers and seeing another poor team that they have a real chance of taking a rare win from.

Whether the Browns can claim the win or whether the 49ers can get just their fifth win of the season so far remains to be seen.

Earlier in Week 14 in the NFL regular season, the Minnesota Vikings and Arizona Cardinals faced off on Thursday Night Football in a game full of drama and late twists.

The Cardinals came into the game as favorites, but the Vikings refused to give in and wouldn't fall away despite Arizona's best efforts.

A late rally in the final quarter saw Minnesota almost come back to take the game into overtime, and with just seconds to go they had moved into a perfect field goal position, which would have leveled the scores.

However, Dwight Freeney stripped the ball from Teddy Bridgewater with five seconds to play in a hugely disappointing ending for the Vikings. The turnover deprived Minnesota the opportunity to take the game to overtime and allowed the Cardinals to clinch a Playoff berth that night.

NFL fans across the country were held on the edge of their seats as the Vikings pulled back from 10 points down in the final quarter and when Bridgewater moved the Vikings to the 31 yard line with what should have been the final drive in the fourth it looked like the game would be heading to a mouthwatering overtime showdown.

But as Bridgewater went to throw the ball, Freeney managed to get a hand onto the quarterback's arm mid-throw to knock the ball loose. Calls Campbell punched on the loose ball and the game was dramatically and suddenly over.

It would be harsh to blame Bridgewater for the ending, seeing as the Vikings' comeback was very much based on his good work. The quarterback ended the game passing for 335 yards and a touchdown. Carson Palmer threw for 310 yards and two touchdowns for the Cardinals.

Today's big NFL Week 14 game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Cleveland Browns has a scheduled start time of 1 p.m. ET and can be watched on TV on the Fox network or online through live stream by clicking here.

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