Where to watch Eagles vs. Commanders in NFC championship game: TV, live stream

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Avert your eyes, Giants fans! Plug your ears, Cowboys faithful!

With the Philadelphia Eagles taking on the Washington Commanders in the NFC championship game, the NFC (B)East is guaranteed to see one of its teams compete for a Lombardi Trophy this year. The winner of Sunday afternoon's game will face off against the other conference championship winner – either the Buffalo Bills or Kansas City Chiefs – in Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans.

The Eagles are playing in their second conference championship in three years. Philadelphia beat the 49ers in the NFC championship game two years ago before losing to the Chiefs in Super Bowl 57.

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Washington is playing in its first NFC title game since 1992, which it won before defeating the Bills in Super Bowl 26.

Here's what to know about this year's NFC championship game, from how to watch to betting odds:

Where to watch Eagles vs. Commanders game today

Location: Philadelphia
Venue: Lincoln Financial Field
Date: Sunday, Jan. 26
Time: 3 p.m. ET
Game: Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders

The Eagles and Commanders will meet for a third time this season in the NFC championship game on Sunday. This time, a trip to Super Bowl 59 is on the line.

What channel is Eagles vs. Commanders today?

TV channel: Fox (Watch with Fubo FREE trial)

Fox owns the broadcast rights to Eagles vs. Commanders, so fans can watch the game on their local Fox affiliate on Sunday afternoon.

Eagles vs. Commanders live stream free

Live stream: Fubo

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Eagles vs. Commanders predictions

Eagles 30, Commanders 20

Washington was the road underdog in both of its playoff games so far and came away victorious in both. But the Commanders have not faced a defense as strong as Philadelphia's during this playoff run.

Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels picked apart the Buccaneers' pass defense to the tune of a 68.5% completion rate, 268 yards and two touchdowns. Those numbers were even better against the banged-up Lions defense, and Washington was able to get its run game going as well against Detroit's injury-depleted defensive front.

After turning the ball over on downs on their first possession last weekend, Daniels and the Commanders completed four consecutive scoring drives to build a 31-21 halftime lead that they never gave back.

The NFC East runners-up face a much taller task against an outstanding (and healthier) Eagles defense in the NFC championship game. Philadelphia held its first two postseason opponents to a combined completion rate under 60% and picked off Packers quarterback Jordan Love three times in the wild-card round.

Daniels played well against the Eagles in the two regular-season clashes between these divisional opponents, but the Commanders had trouble getting their run game going in those games. If those issues don't get resolved against the exceptional front seven Philadelphia has, Washington's offense will start to look one-dimensional, which would be a big problem against Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio and his squad.

Additionally, the Commanders will have to figure out a way to stop running back Saquon Barkley and the Eagles' rushing offense as a whole. Barkley has had more success against Washington than any other team in his career, and the Commanders already allowed big days to opposing tailbacks in their first two playoff games.

Washington has stayed out of too much trouble by winning the turnover margin to help stay in games, but if Philadelphia gets an early lead, they'll pound the rock with Barkley and march to another Super Bowl appearance.

Eagles vs. Commanders odds

The Eagles are favorites to defeat the Commanders, according to the BetMGM NFL odds. Not interested in this game? Check out expert picks and best bets for every NFL game this week.

Spread: Eagles (-6)
Moneyline: Eagles (-300); Commanders (+240)
Over/under: 47.5

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Eagles vs. Commanders stats, history

As divisional rivals and two of the oldest teams in the NFL, Philadelphia and Washington have one of the longest-running rivalries in the sport.

The Commanders and Eagles have met a total of 182 times, including one playoff matchup: a 20-6 Washington win in the wild-card round in 1991. Washington also holds the slight edge in all-time regular-season clashes with 89 wins, 86 losses and six ties.

Earlier this season, the Eagles won the first meeting between the two teams at home, 26-18. The Commanders won the second meeting when they hosted the intradivisional game in Maryland, 36-33.

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