49ers prepare for historic rivalry matchup against Cowboys this Sunday
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Last updated Nov 13, 2026

The San Francisco 49ers will face the Dallas Cowboys this Sunday in a Week 10 matchup, seeking to extend their winning streak to five games against Dallas. The game comes after the 49ers' recent victory over the Las Vegas Raiders. San Francisco last defeated the Cowboys in Week 8 of 2024, and a win this week would mark their longest winning streak against them since the 1980s. This matchup features a high-powered Cowboys offense, averaging 33 points in three of eight games, against a 49ers defense that has struggled against elite scoring teams, emphasizing the importance of this contest.
- •49ers aim for their first five-game winning streak against Cowboys since the 1990s.
- •Cowboys defense allows 26.2 points per game, among the worst in the league.
- •49ers scored an average of 33 points against bottom-10 defenses this season.
- •Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb are expected to challenge the 49ers' defense.
- •Keenan Allen makes his 49ers debut after being acquired on Tuesday.
- 3:13 PMYahoo Sports — 3 stats ahead of 49ers-Cowboys: It’ll be the best offense the Niners have faced to date
"It might be the second-easiest defense the Niners will have seen, also
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