Los Angeles Rams @ Philadelphia Eagles: Where To Watch NFL Play-offs

The Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Rams have participated in four of the last seven Super Bowls, but only one can move on from Sunday's NFC Divisional Round match-up in snowy Philadelphia.

The weather forecast says there's a 60% chance of snow at what will be a frigid Lincoln Financial Field and that may favour the native Eagles, rather than a Rams side that's used to a warmer climate.

Betting sites were already favouring Philadelphia, who are no bigger than 4/11 on the money to move on to the NFC Championship game.

The Eagles have already beaten the Rams once this season, easing to a 37-20 victory in a game where Saqoun Barkley rushed for 255 yards. 

Barkley was a big factor in the Eagles going 14-3 in the regular season and securing the NFC's number two seed, and he continues to be the key piece in the offence, rushing for 119 yards in last week's Wild Card win over the Green Bay Packers.

Outside of Barkley, the Eagles offence struggled to move the ball, and this weekend they'll be facing a Rams defence that's improved, particularly at stopping the run, since the side's last meeting,

The Rams defence shut down the Minnesota Vikings in their Wild Card play-off game on their way to a 27-9 victory, meaning LA has now held four of their last five opponents to single figures.

NFL betting sites make the Rams six-point underdogs on the spread and the biggest obstacle for the reigning NFC West champions could be the Eagles defence, which ranks number two in points allowed and first for yards allowed per game.

LA quarterback Matthew Stafford will need to be at his very best if he's to pick apart a Philly defence that record four turnovers against the Packers last week. 

The points total sits at 44 on betting apps having opened at 45.5 and could go lower in a contest that may favour the defences if the wintry conditions do materialise.

Where To Stream Rams @ Eagles

The Rams and Eagles are due to square off at 8pm GMT on Sunday, January 19 and for those keen to watch the intriguing Divisional Round match-up, they can catch all of the action on the Bet365 live streaming NFL platform.

Bet365 have the rights to show every NFL play-off game, right through until the Super Bowl, and those watching on either desktop or mobile can enjoy the NBC broadcast feed of the Rams against the Eagles, including commentary from Mike Tirico and Cris Collingsworth.

Best of all, when you use Bet365 live streaming to watch an NFL game, you don't have to suffer through the annoying adverts.

If you already have a Bet365 account, it's free to live stream the NFL. The only conditions are you need to have money in your Bet365 account or have placed a bet in the last 24 hours. 

If you don't have a Bet365 account, new customers can currently claim £50 in free bets when they sign up using the Bet365 bonus code and deposit and bet a minimum of £10 on any sport. 

Once you've placed your qualifying wager, Bet365 will credit your account with free bets, leaving you free to bet and watch the Rams against the Eagles should you choose.

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