The Chicago Bears will battle the Detroit Lions on November 27 at the Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan.

The game starts at 12:30 pm ET and can be watched online through live stream via the link provided below (free for subscribers).

Chicago (5-6) is looking to extend their three game winning streak when they encounter their NFC North rival Lions in "Mo-Town."

Previously, the Bears defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers by a final score of 21-13 this past Sunday, a game where QB Jay Cutler went 17-27 for 130 yards, when he threw a touchdown while being sacked by Tampa Bay's defense three times.

"[Buccaneers head coach] Lovie Smith preaches that a lot -- we felt we had to win the turnover battle," said Bears cornerback Tim Jennings to reporters in reference to facing his former head coach's latest team.

"That was huge for our success today. It was real huge. We needed that."

Smith also talked about reflected on the returning to the city (Chicago) where he had the most success as a NFL head coach highlighted by winning the NFC Championship in 2006.

"Won a lot of games here at Soldier Field," said Smith to reporters, "Lot of great memories, but this is a bad memory right now."

Meanwhile, the Lions (7-4) are seeking to prevent a possible three game losing streak, following their crushing 34-9 defeat versus the New England Patriots on November 23.

"We blew a lot of coverage," said Lions linebacker DeAndre Levy to reporters.

"They sped up the tempo a bit and I think we lost our composure."

The game will begin at 12:30 pm ET and can be watched on TV via the CBS network or online through live stream by clicking here.