The Green Bay Packers will clash with the Detroit Lions on December 28 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

The game starts at 4:25 pm ET and can be watched online through live stream via the link provided below (free for subscribers).

The Packers (11-4) attempts to extend their current winning streak to two games when they host their NFC North rival Lions this Sunday.

"You just know it's going to be a game where you have to be very efficient throwing the ball, and you have to look for those opportunities for extended plays in the run game and the pass game," said Rodgers to reporters.

Green Bay previously defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers by a final score of 20-3 on December 21, a game where Packers QB Aaron Rodgers went 31-40 for 318 yards, highlighted by a touchdown pass in the victory.

"I've obviously been with Aaron the whole time. You see him do things on the football field, as far as making plays and this and that. I think the last couple of days, you see the kind of warrior he is," said Green Bay head coach Mike McCarthy to reporters.

"He battled whatever illness he's had the last couple of days and then goes out and strains his calf the first or second series. He didn't want to come out. ... Really a gritty performance by Aaron."

Meanwhile, the Lions (11-4) are trying to stretch their current winning streak to five games, following their 20-14 victory versus their divisional foes Chicago Bears (last Sunday).

"It's one of those things where, you know, obviously you can't replace experience," said Detroit head coach Jim Caldwell to reporters in reference to rookie Travis Swanson replacing Dominic Raiola as the starting center due to Raiola serving a one game suspension.

"But nevertheless, youth and vitality, we hope will be able to offset some of that. You certainly can't offset all of that."

The game will begin at 4:25 pm ET and can be watched on TV via the FOX network or online through live stream by clicking here.