How to watch, stream, listen to LSU-Clemson National Championship game

NEW ORLEANS (WAFB) - After an incredible regular and postseason, No. 1 LSU is pursuing its fourth national title in program history.

LSU will face No. 3 Clemson in the College Football Playoff National Championship at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans.

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Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 13, 2020.

Here is how you can watch the Tigers in the biggest college football game of the season.

The game will be televised on ESPN. Check with your cable/satellite provider for the channel number.

SIDE NOTE: ESPN will feature the live telecast of the with audio from the LSU Sports Radio Network on the SEC Network.

You can stream the games on your desktop at ESPN.com/watch and on your mobile device or smart TV with the ESPN app.

Both will require your cable or satellite provider login information.

ESPN is also available on the following streaming services:

Hulu With Live TV

Sling TV

AT&T TV Now

YouTube TV

If you do not have cable or satellite, both Hulu Live and YouTube TV offer free trials of their streaming services, which includes ESPN.

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If you can’t watch or stream the game you can still listen to it on the LSU Sports Radio Network. See the list for your local affiliate.

Alexandria - 970 AM & 96.9 FM

Baton Rouge- 98.1 FM (Spanish Audio - 830 AM)

Bogalusa - 92.9 FM

Conway/Little Rock, Ark.- 92.7 FM

Denver, Colo. - 104.3 FM or 1600 AM

Jackson, Miss.- 103.9 FM

Jena - 102.7 FM

Lafayette/Opelousas -103.7 FM

Lake Charles - 97.9 FM

Leesville - 93.5 FM

Natchez, Miss - 95.1 FM

New Orleans - 870 AM & 105.3 FM

Ruston -97.7 FM & 96.3 FM

Shreveport - 1130 AM

Tylertown, Miss. - 107.3 FM

Vicksburg, Miss. - 101.3 FM

Ville Platte - 1050 AM & 92.5 FM

You can listen online at LSU’s athletic website by clicking here or by downloading the Radio.com app or TuneIn app and searching “LSU.”

On SiriusXM tune into ESPN Radio for the away feed, ESPNU Radio for the home feed, or ESPN Xtra.

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Don’t feel like watching the game at home? No problem!

There are plenty of watch parties for the game throughout the state and across the country.

Tin Roof Brewing Company

La Carreta Mid City

Lemoine’s Mid-City Daiquiri

Bayonne at Southshore

The Station Sports Bar and Grill

Celebrity Theatres Baton Rouge

Port Orleans Brewing Company

Abita Brewing Company (Covington)

Flamingo A-Go-Go

Wrong Iron on the Greenway

Miel Brewery and Taproom

Urban South Brewery

Dat Dog (All New Orleans locations)

Deanie’s Seafood

Los Jefes Grill

Old Absinthe House

Mid-City Lanes Rock n Bowl

Lula Restaurant Distillery

Dave & Buster’s

Uncle Earl’s tailgate party

If you live out of town you can attend a watch party in the following U.S. cities:

Asheville: Bonfire BBQ

Atlanta: Big Easy Grille and Atkins Park Tavern

Austin: Shoal Creek Saloon and Rustic Tap Beer Garden

Boston: Coppersmith

Charleston: JohnKing Grill & Bar

Charlotte: Big Ben Pub

Chicago: D.S. Tequila

Corpus Christi: Hardknocks Sports Lounge and Vernon’s

Dallas: Dibs on Victory and II Brothers Grill & Bar

Denver: Stoney’s Bar and Grill

Fort Walton Beach: Buffalo Wings & Rings

Greenville: Barley’s Taproom and Pizzeria

Houston: Little Woodrow’s Shepherd

Jackson: Capitol Grill

Las Vegas: PT’s Ranch

Los Angeles: Torrance Tavern, Hyperion Public and Jameson’s Pub

Louisville: Saints Pizza Pub & Sky Bar

Memphis: Railgarten

Nashville: Cajun Steamer

New York City: Legends

Oklahoma City: Brent’s Cajun Seafood & Oyster Bar

Orlando: Froggers Grill & Bar and Hook & Reel Cajun Seafood & Bar

Pensacola: Shooter’s Sports Bar at Cordova Lanes

Philadelphia: Field House

Phoenix: RT O’Sullivan’s

Portland, Ore.: Katie O’Brien’s

Raleigh/Durham: Sharky’s Place

Richmond: Legends Grille

San Antonio: The Lost Cajun

San Diego: The Elbowroom

San Francisco: NorthStar Cafe

Seattle: Canterbury Ale House

St. Louis: OB Clark’s

Syracuse, NY: Saltine Warrior Sports Pub

Tampa: Aviators Tavern

Washington, D.C.: Rhodeside Grill and The Brig

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The WAFB 9Sports team will be covering the CFP National Championship in New Orleans and will have LIVE reaction from LSU players and coaches after the game.

You can watch all of the LSU postgame coverage on WAFB-TV Channel 9, the free 9Sports app, and WAFB.com.

Follow 9Sports on Facebook and Twitter to get updates during the game.

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