The Kansas City Chiefs goes head-to-head with the Oakland Raiders on November 20 at the O.co Coliseum in Oakland, California.

The game starts at 8:25 pm ET and can be watched online through live stream via the link provided below (free for subscribers).

The Chiefs (7-3) are looking to stretch their winning streak to six games after their recent 24-20 win versus the defending Super Bowl Champions Seattle Seahawks (on November 16), when Kansas City battles the win-less Oakland Raiders on Thursday night.

Chiefs head coach Andy Reid expressed his thoughts about his team's performance versus the Seahawks' explosive offense lead by Seattle's Russell Wilson and Marshawn Lynch.

"We're sitting there with three fourth-down plays late in the game," said Reid to reporters.

"And they stepped up and did a phenomenal job there getting off the field."

Meanwhile, the pathetic Raiders (0-10) were recently crushed by a final score of 13-6 by their AFC West foes, the Chargers, last Sunday, a game where QB Derek Carr went 16-34 for 172 yards, highlighted by the San Diego's defense sacking him two times.

"Obviously there is a lot of anger," said Carr to reporters.

"Obviously there is a lot of disappointment. But no one's giving up; no one is going to give up."

Oakland safety Charles Woodson also revealed his thoughts on missing a potential interception pass thrown by Chargers QB Phillip Rivers which resulted in a 15-yard gain for San Diego that game

"That's a play I should have made," said Woodson to reporters.

"I felt I let the team down. I don't know how many times I caught balls like that. ... That's how the season's going. It's been that close a lot of times."

Now, Raiders are attempting to prevent a probable 11 game losing streak in their upcoming match versus their AFC West rival Chiefs this Thursday.

The game will begin at 8:25 pm ET and can be watched on TV via the NFL network or online through live stream by clicking here.