49ers vs Panthers live stream: Watch online free as San Francisco go for its second victory on the road at 1:10 ET Sunday in Carolina for an NFC Divisional Playoff Matchup. 

It was a 23-20 win last Sunday vs the Packers as time expired thanks for a field goal made by Phil Dawson for the 49ers. Now, they face a team that has beaten them before this season and a team that started 1-3 on the season, only to finish up 12-4. Watch the free live stream online to see if San Fran can gain revenge. 

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The Panthers earned a bye thanks to winning the NFC South, finishing in second play overall in the conference. The 49ers know how good Carolina is, but expect a different result from the10-9 home loss to the Panthers on Nov. 10. By holding San Fran to a season-low 151 yards to win their fourth straight in the series, the Panthers also cooled off a 49ers team that at the time was riding a five-game winning streak during which it averaged 34.8 points, according to ESPN.com.

"We owe 'em," Colin Kaepernick said after he threw for 227 yards and ran for 98 during a 23-20 wild-card victory at Green Bay on Sunday.

Kaepernick has gained 362 yards while averaging 11.3 per run in his four postseason games, but was held to 16 by Carolina in the regular-season meeting.

"Our defensive ends can't get too far past the quarterback or he takes off and it gives him huge lanes," Panthers defensive tackle Dwan Edwards, who took down Kaepernick for two of his three sacks this season, told ESPN.com. "It's important that everyone stays in their lanes and when someone does get out of their lane we have to cover that up quickly."

Kapernick has turned into the star that broke out last season during this winning streak for the 49ers. During the 49ers' current seven-game run, Kaepernick has averaged 231.7 passing yards, thrown 11 TDs with two INTs and averaged 6.7 yards per rush while posting a 101.7 passer rating.

"I expect the young man to come out and play well," said Ron Rivera, the once-embattled Carolina coach who will guide the Panthers to their first playoff appearance in five seasons after going 12-4 to win the NFC South. All you have to do is watch the way he has played down the stretch."

The Panthers are seeking their first playoff victory since a 29-21 win at Chicago on Jan. 15, 2006 in the divisional round and this will be Cam Newton's first playoff game in the NFL.

"You don't want to be overthinking things," Newton said. "I have yet to experience a playoff game, but I know the atmosphere will be hectic to say the least.