The Philadelphia Eagles battles the Arizona Cardinals this Sunday at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.

The game starts at 4:00 pm ET and can be watched online through live stream via the link provided below (free for subscribers).

The Cardinals (5-1) are attempting to win their third straight game, and Arizona head coach Bruce Arians is confident his two-time Pro-Bowl QB Carson Palmer will spark their team to the win against Philadelphia.

"We know we're not special. The one thing we've talked about all week was, you never underestimate your opponent and you sure don't overestimate yourself," said Arians to reporters, "We haven't done anything yet, except get to 5-1. There's a lot of football left."

Palmer and the Cardinals beat his former team the Oakland Raiders by a final score of 24-13 this past Sunday.

"It's a great environment to play," said Palmer to reporters in reference to returning to Oakland, "This place is awesome. This place is great when you're wearing the silver and black and it's a great place to play as an opponent. Great to get in here and get a win.

Meanwhile, the Eagles (5-1) are trying to extend their winning streak to three games when they face the Cardinals on the road.

"It's the personnel they have," said Eagles head coach Chip Kelly to reporters.

"Obviously, [defensive coordinator] Todd [Bowles] does a really great job with their scheme. Their scheme is somewhat unique in getting in a lot of fronts. They run a lot of looks on the defensive side of the ball, so they can confuse you a little bit."

Previously, Philadelphia completely destroyed their NFC East divisional foe the New York Giants by a final score of 27-0 on October 12.

"As a collective unit, as an entire team, we did a tremendous job in all three phases," said Eagles cornerback Cary Williams to reporters.

Eagles QB Nick Foles is hopeful his team will continue their success when they battle Carson Palmer and the rest of the squad from Arizona on October 26.

"We have to learn how to finish better," said Foles to reporters, "As a team, we're not there yet."

The upcoming game will start at 4:00 pm ET and can be watched on TV via the Fox network or online through live stream by clicking here.