Against all odds, the San Francisco 49ers are in the NFC Championship Game. A team that barely sneaked into the playoffs in the last week of the season now has a shot at making it to the Super Bowl. All that stands between them are a team that they've dominated in the last few years.

Because of this rare shot at a title, everyone is pulling out all the stops. Fred Warner, the 49ers' star linebacker, tweeted out an encouragement for the fans to flock the Rams' SoFi Stadium next week.

The Rams have always had problems getting THEIR fans into their own stadiums. NFL fans often mock the new LA teams for having their home games being filled with opposing team's fans. With the 49ers coming into town, the fear is that their fanbase will take a relatively short trip from San Francisco to watch the game live.

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The Rams have already anticipated this problem, though. Ahead of their matchup next week, SoFi Stadium has limited their ticket sales to those living in Los Angeles only. While this won't completely deter 49ers fans from flooding SoFi, they're hoping to at least limit the number of red shirt-wearing fans watching the game live.

49ers attending their home games might be the least of the Rams' worries, though. For three years, San Francisco has dominated Los Angeles in the regular season. They are an outstanding 6 – 0 against their opponent, including the Week 18 win that sent them to the playoffs in the first place.