On the horizon for the Arizona Cardinals (7-9) is a division matchup with the San Francisco 49ers (6-10) on Sunday, January 5, 2025 at State Farm Stadium.

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Arizona Cardinals vs. San Francisco 49ers game info

• Location: Glendale, Arizona
• Date: Jan. 5
• Time: 4:25 p.m. ET

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Arizona Cardinals vs. San Francisco 49ers betting odds, lines, spreads

• Spread favorite: Cardinals (-4)
• Moneyline favorite: Cardinals (-200)
• Total: 42.5 (O: -110, U: -110)

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Arizona Cardinals schedule

• Week 1: Sept. 8 at Buffalo Bills, 34-28 loss
• Week 2: Sept. 15 vs. Los Angeles Rams, 41-10 win
• Week 3: Sept. 22 vs. Detroit Lions, 20-13 loss
• Week 4: Sept. 29 vs. Washington Commanders, 42-14 loss
• Week 5: Oct. 6 at San Francisco 49ers, 24-23 win
• Week 6: Oct. 13 at Green Bay Packers, 34-13 loss
• Week 7: Oct. 21 vs. Los Angeles Chargers, 17-15 win
• Week 8: Oct. 27 at Miami Dolphins, 28-27 win
• Week 9: Nov. 3 vs. Chicago Bears, 29-9 win
• Week 10: Nov. 10 vs. New York Jets, 31-6 win
• Week 12: Nov. 24 at Seattle Seahawks, 16-6 loss
• Week 13: Dec. 1 at Minnesota Vikings, 23-22 loss
• Week 14: Dec. 8 vs. Seattle Seahawks, 30-18 loss
• Week 15: Dec. 15 vs. New England Patriots, 30-17 win
• Week 16: Dec. 22 at Carolina Panthers, 36-30 loss
• Week 17: Dec. 28 at Los Angeles Rams, 13-9 loss
• Week 18: Jan. 5 at 4:25 p.m. ET vs. San Francisco 49ers

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Arizona Cardinals stats

• Total offense: 356.1 yards per game, 11th in NFL
• Passing offense: 212.3 yards per game, 18th in NFL
• Rushing offense: 143.8 yards per game, seventh in NFL
• Total defense: 336.7 yards per game, 18th in NFL
• Passing defense: 211 yards per game, 12th in NFL
• Rushing defense: 125.7 yards per game, 20th in NFL

San Francisco 49ers schedule

• Week 1: Sept. 9 vs. New York Jets, 32-19 win
• Week 2: Sept. 15 at Minnesota Vikings, 23-17 loss
• Week 3: Sept. 22 at Los Angeles Rams, 27-24 loss
• Week 4: Sept. 29 vs. New England Patriots, 30-13 win
• Week 5: Oct. 6 vs. Arizona Cardinals, 24-23 loss
• Week 6: Oct. 10 at Seattle Seahawks, 36-24 win
• Week 7: Oct. 20 vs. Kansas City Chiefs, 28-18 loss
• Week 8: Oct. 27 vs. Dallas Cowboys, 30-24 win
• Week 10: Nov. 10 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 23-20 win
• Week 11: Nov. 17 vs. Seattle Seahawks, 20-17 loss
• Week 12: Nov. 24 at Green Bay Packers, 38-10 loss
• Week 13: Dec. 1 at Buffalo Bills, 35-10 loss
• Week 14: Dec. 8 vs. Chicago Bears, 38-13 win
• Week 15: Dec. 12 vs. Los Angeles Rams, 12-6 loss
• Week 16: Dec. 22 at Miami Dolphins, 29-17 loss
• Week 17: Dec. 30 vs. Detroit Lions, 40-34 loss
• Week 18: Jan. 5 at 4:25 p.m. ET at Arizona Cardinals

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San Francisco 49ers stats

• Total offense: 372.6 yards per game, fifth in NFL
• Passing offense: 246 yards per game, fourth in NFL
• Rushing offense: 126.6 yards per game, 11th in NFL
• Total defense: 312.7 yards per game, sixth in NFL
• Passing defense: 189.8 yards per game, fourth in NFL
• Rushing defense: 122.9 yards per game, 17th in NFL

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SAN FRANCISCO – San Francisco firefighters were preparing for a busy night on New Year’s Eve, with the department expecting 100,000 revelers to watch the fireworks along the Embarcadero with a heavy police presence, attracting onlookers from near and far.

“The people here, just the whole excitement, the lights, everything, the food here. It’s San Francisco. Can’t beat it,” said Rob Cheung of Sacramento.

“My new year’s resolution is to try to retire,” said Sandi Castaneda of Redwood City.

At Fire Boat House 35, firefighters were suiting up for any emergencies, including injuries from celebratory gunfire.

On the same night last year, fireworks would prove to be deadly on Treasure Island.

“Unfortunately, it was an 18-year-old kid. He had set off a firework, didn’t go off, and he went over to check over it, stood over it, and he succumbed to his injuries when it did go off,” said Lt. Mariano Elias of the San Francisco Fire Department.

Fireboats patrolled the water, where the professional fireworks display was set off.

The California Highway Patrol is looking for drunk drivers, after making nearly nine hundred arrests statewide during last new year’s maximum enforcement.

“We’ve seen lives ended. We’ve seen people hurt. We’ve seen families destroyed,” said Sgt. Andrew Barclay of the CHP Golden Gate Division.

Officers are warning people to get a sober driver or book a ride-sharing company.

“Whatever the cost is for that ride is going to be far less than a DUI.”

Muni, Caltrain, and SamTrans all offer free rides on New Year’s Eve until the following morning.

Christopher Anderson of Alameda and his girlfriend were on their way to a disco party in the city and celebrated responsibly.

“We just took the ferry to get here, which is a nice way to come in, and then we’re going to take an Uber, and then after that I think we’re going to walk,” said Anderson.

The San Francisco Fire Department had extra ambulances ready to go during the fireworks show and cities like Oakland planned DUI checkpoints.

At least for the moment, ESPN Bracketology expert Joe Lunardi isn’t picking the Gonzaga Bulldogs to come home with another West Coast Conference Tournament championship this season.

Despite being in the No. 1 seed conversation for most of nonleague play, the Zags (9-4, 1-0 WCC) tumbled down to the 4-seed line in ESPN’s latest forecast that was released Tuesday, a few days removed from a 65-62 loss to UCLA. San Francisco, making its first appearance on ESPN Bracketology in 2024-25, is Lunardi’s new pick to earn the WCC’s automatic bid.

Checking in on the 12-seed line, the Dons (12-3, 2-0 WCC) sit at No. 61 in the NET, which is fourth-best in the WCC behind Gonzaga (No. 7), Saint Mary’s (No. 55) and Oregon State (No. 56). The Gaels (11-3, 1-0 WCC) have been teetering on the bubble throughout nonconference play and currently fall in Lunardi’s “First Four Out” grouping with Missouri, Iowa and Northwestern.

The Bulldogs, who were picked to win the WCC in the league’s preseason coaches poll, haven’t had to worry about their postseason aspirations like many in Spokane were doing this time last year. Gonzaga backed up some of its preseason hype with notable wins over Baylor, Arizona State, San Diego State and Indiana during nonleague play. Those victories helped vault Mark Few and company up to No. 3 in the first NET Rankings that were released on Dec. 1. 

San Francisco doesn’t have a marquee win on its resume yet, though an NCAA Tournament case can be made from having zero “bad” losses just as well. That’s sort of where the Dons find themselves heading into the thick of league play, where they’’ have a few opportunities to pick up quality victories outside of just Gonzaga and Saint Mary’s. Beating either one of the league’s top two programs for the past two decades would certainly help the Dons’ postseason case, too.

San Francisco added to its at-large resume following a 97-94 overtime thriller against Santa Clara at the Hilltop on Monday. Senior guards Malik Thomas (34 points) and Marcus Williams (23 points) helped the Dons overcome a 10-point deficit while earning their second Quad 2 win of the season. San Francisco also holds an 84-73 victory over Boise State.

Gonzaga and San Francisco won’t be able to settle things head-to-head style until they meet in Spokane on Feb. 13. The Zags return the favor a few weeks later when they battle the Dons in the regular season finale from the Chase Center on March 1.

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