Apertura 2026: J1-J10
FutnSoccer Liga MX Watch Cost – Jornadas 1-10 – 18 clubs, 88 fixtures
Every club ranked by estimated cost to watch its games. Click a team for its lowest-cost modeled setup.
Click a team to see its lowest-cost breakdown. “Modeled periods” = the number of separate subscription coverage periods used in the cost model. Bars scaled to the highest estimated cost.
Services compared by modeled cost per Liga MX match and coverage of the 88 fixtures in this analysis.
Modeled cost per match is calculated using the service cost across the relevant Jornadas 1-10 coverage period divided by the number of included matches available on that service. This is not simply the monthly price divided by total games: when pricing or subscription periods differ across the analysis window, each period is priced separately.
Bars scaled to the highest cost per game. Figures as supplied in the source dataset.
The lowest estimated cost to watch one team’s games through J1-J10, compared with the single-service benchmark.
Based on the lowest-cost combination of viewing options in FutnSoccer’s model.
Estimated cost of using one qualifying service across the modeled period.
Lower-cost combinations can require multiple services or subscription periods, while single-service coverage reduces the number of separate services required. A single-service option may provide a simpler setup at a higher modeled cost.
Prices and availability can change.
Modeled Coverage Periods
The model assumes month-to-month service periods aligned to the dates needed for coverage. This is a modeling assumption, not advice to change, start, or stop any service. The single-service reference assumes DIRECTV MiEspañol for the full modeled period at the dataset price.
Methodology and assumptions
Estimated Viewing Cost = minimum modeled spend required to watch the included matches, based on the viewing options in this dataset. OTA = free over-the-air.
What each tab shows
- Team Rankings: every club ranked by estimated cost to watch its Jornada 1-10 matches. Each row shows the estimated cost, how many of the team’s matches are free, and how many modeled periods the cost model uses. Click a team to see its lowest-cost breakdown.
- Service Cost & Coverage: services compared by modeled cost per Liga MX match and coverage of the 88 fixtures in this analysis. Each row shows the number of games, coverage share, and monthly price.
- Lowest Cost: for the selected team, the lowest-cost modeled combination of services across the coverage period, shown against the single-service benchmark. The timeline shows the coverage periods the model prices.
Assumptions
- Covers Liga MX Apertura 2026, Jornadas 1-10 (88 fixtures).
- Prices are those used in the source dataset and are estimates. Taxes are not included unless the source data includes them. Where a service’s price changed during the analysis period, the model uses the price applicable to each specific coverage period. As a result, individual modeled periods may use a different price from the current monthly price shown in the service comparison. For example, Peacock coverage periods are modeled at $10.99 or $12.99 depending on the applicable period.
- Month-to-month service periods are modeled around the dates needed for coverage. Matches available free over the air are treated as $0.
- Temporary promotions, retention offers, bundles, annual-plan discounts, free trials, and personalized offers are not assumed unless present in the dataset.
- Existing subscriptions may change a reader’s actual incremental cost.
- The single-service benchmark uses DIRECTV MiEspañol based on the pricing and match coverage represented in the model.
- Broadcast availability and prices can change after publication. Local OTA reception varies by location.
- This is a model, not a guarantee of what any individual reader will pay.
Data through Jornadas 1-10 (final fixtures September 27, 2026). Prices and viewing options last verified: October 3, 2026.
All cost figures are model estimates based on the source dataset; individual results will vary.
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