The Green Bay Packers will go toe-to-toe with the Chicago Bears on November 9 at the Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

The game starts at 8:30 pm ET and can be watched online through live stream via the link provided below (free for subscribers).

The Packers (5-3) looks to prevent a potential two game losing streak, after they lost to the New Orleans Saints by a final score of 44-23 on October 26.

Packers head coach Mike McCarthy revealed that he was not pleased with his team's defensive effort against the Saints.

"I don't think a whole lot of defense was played here tonight, but they got turnovers," said McCarthy to reporters.

Green Bay QB Aaron Rodgers had a terrific performance, when he went 28-39 for 418 yards, underlined by a touchdown and two interceptions in the aforementioned game.

"Just taking points off the board is tough. We had chances," said Rodgers to reporters.

"We would have had to score 45 to win tonight and we could have if we had done a better job taking care of the football and scoring in the red zone with touchdowns."

Meanwhile, the Bears (3-5) previously fell to New England by a final score of 51-23 on October 26, a game where QB Jay Cutler went 20-30 for 227 yards, when he threw three touchdowns and an interception while being sacked by the Patriots defense three times.

Chicago is looking to prevent a potential three game losing streak when they face their NFC North rival Packers in "The Badger State."

"We will not quit on the season. We will not quit on ourselves. We're not going to quit on each other," Bears General Manager Phil Emery to reporters.

"We feel, without question, we built a work ethic, a system of doing things in this building is in place to have the consistency we need to win. We're disappointed because we haven't done that."

The game will begin at 8:30 pm ET and can be watched on TV via the NBC network or online through live stream by clicking here.