Packers and Lions meet Sunday in key NFC North game at 4:25 p.m. ET

The Green Bay Packers will play the Detroit Lions on Sunday at 4:25 p.m. Eastern Time in an important NFC North divisional matchup, Yahoo Sports reported. The game will take place at Ford Field in Detroit and will be broadcast on Fox.

Both teams are competing to keep pace with the unbeaten Minnesota Vikings in the division standings. The Lions hold a 3-2 record and recently had a bye week, allowing extra preparation time. The Packers have a 4-2 record and are currently on a three-game winning streak, Yahoo Sports noted.

Detroit's offense has scored at least 26 points in every game this season but has also allowed 21 or more points in all contests, with three games yielding 30 or more points against them. Conversely, Green Bay's defense has been strong in victories, holding opponents under 17 points in four wins, but has struggled in losses, Yahoo Sports said.

Fans can listen to live radio coverage nationwide on SiriusXM channels 195 and 264, or stream via the SiriusXM app. The game will also be available on NFL+ and NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV for out-of-market viewers, according to Yahoo Sports.

The game will also highlight Green Bay's offense led by quarterback Jordan Love, who is the focal point of their attack. Detroit's defense will be focused on containing Love, especially given Green Bay's league-low rushing yards per game. Ball security remains crucial, as the Lions have committed only one turnover this season, the fewest in the NFL.