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The Carolina Panthers and the Arizona Cardinals play this weekend in the very first set of games that make up the regular season of the NFL. This is Week One of the regular season, and it consists of sixteen different games, one of them played on Thursday, September 8^th and most played on Sunday, September 11^th. The Panthers and Cardinals is part of the set of games that start at 4:15PM. There are also seven games at 1:00PM and one game on Sunday evening between the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium at 8:20PM.

The Carolina Panthers recently lost to Pittsburgh in the preseason, in a game on Thursday, September 1^st which ended 33 to 17. That means that they will enter the regular season having only won one of their four preseason games. They are third on the NFC South. Thursday also saw Denver lose to Arizona with a final of 26 to 7. Right now the Cards are sitting in second in the NFC West standings with a two and two record. Click on the links on this page to sign up for a year long all access pass to live football online from anywhere in the world.

Posted: 1st November 2009

Sunday, November 1^st is a big day for football once again as we enter week eight. This game is between the Carolina Panthers who are Visiting University of Phoenix Stadium and taking on the Arizona Cardinals. Arizona is top of the list in the NFC West Standings, while Carolina is 3^rd in the NFC South. Kick off for this game is scheduled for 4:15 eastern and if you want to watch live you can get your year long membership at the links on this page. You'll have access to live, high quality streaming video that you can access right from your computer.

Carolina is 2-4 for the regular season and last year, they were 8-0 going up against the Cardinals in the playoffs, securing a spot due to a poor performance from quarterback Jake Delhomme who lost a fumble and threw for five interceptions. He's only thrown four touchdown passes this year, and the most recent game was against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, where he was able to complete 325 passing yards but no end zones and the ball was picked off three different times. That game ended badly for the Panthers with a final of 20-9.

Arizona of course will be looking for that same kind of upset in this Sunday's game in Glendale, and it isn't just the Panther's record that rests on it, they know that Delhomme will be feeling the pressure as another game like the past few may cost him his job. This against a team that forced 4 turnovers, intercepting Eli Manning three different times and a fourth turnover when the ball was picked off in the fourth quarter by Antrel Rolle in Sunday's game against the Giants. You can see if the Carolina Panthers can make a major comeback against the Cardinals with your membership. Don't miss Carolina and Arizona on Sunday, November 1^st.