Notre Dame Football vs. Wisconsin live stream: How to watch Week 4 online
By Brad Weiss
The Notre Dame football team takes on Wisconsin in Week 4, and here is how you can catch all of the action inside Soldier Field online.
It is officially Gameday for the Notre Dame football team, as they head to Chicago, Illinois to take on the Wisconsin Badgers. This game is technically a road game for the Irish, though you can expect plenty of Notre Dame football fans to pack Soldier Field in front of the College Gameday audience.
For Notre Dame, this is a crucial early-season game for them, as they look to make a statement against another top-25 team. After this matchup, the gauntlet gets tough for them, as they host No. 8 Cincinnati at home, before going to Blacksburg to take on a tough Virginia Tech team in enemy territory.
Wisconsin comes into this game fresh off their bye week, so they have had plenty of time to scheme for this Notre Dame offense, led by their former quarterback, Jack Coan. Coan’s replacement, Graham Mertz has had a tough start to his 2021 season, as he has yet to throw a touchdown pass in two games, a trend the Irish hope to continue in Week 4.
Here is how you can catch Notre Dame football online:
Who: Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Wisconsin
When: Saturday, September 25, 2021
Time: 12:00 PM ET
Where: Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois
Television Station: NBC
Live Stream: FuboTV
Notre Dame has had their fair share of injuries this season, especially up front along an offensive line that was replacing four players who went to the NFL after last year. They have had their struggles, no doubt, but against Wisconsin, the hope is that they can continue to gel and open some lanes for Kyren Williams, who has yet to eclipse the 100-yard mark in any game so far in 2021.
Coming into this game as 6.5-point underdogs per WynnBet, the Irish have some work to do, but it is a very winnable game and one that can change the narrative surrounding them. They must build confidence here, taking care of Wisconsin in front of what should be a Notre Dame-heavy crowd, because the road is tough ahead for Brian Kelly and his 2021 Irish.