FutnSoccer Research uses original data to examine how Mexican soccer is watched in the United States. We track television coverage, streaming availability, service pricing and other parts of the viewing experience that are often difficult to understand from individual match listings alone.
Our goal is to produce useful, transparent research for fans, journalists, broadcasters and anyone following the U.S. media landscape around Liga MX and Mexican soccer.
Research is based on documented match and service data, with the methodology and scope published alongside each study. Reports are kept separate from FutnSoccer’s affiliate-driven viewing guides so the findings can stand on their own.
Latest Research
We Tracked 88 Liga MX Games. Following One Club in the U.S. Could Cost Nearly 6 Times More Than Another
FutnSoccer analyzed 88 Apertura 2026 matches through Jornada 10 to calculate what it could cost a U.S. viewer to follow each Liga MX club. The study found modeled totals ranging from $13.98 for Atlas to $83.97 for Puebla, with 34 of the 88 matches available free over the air.
What FutnSoccer researches
Our research focuses primarily on the U.S. viewing market for Liga MX, the Mexico national team and related Mexican soccer competitions. That can include the cost of following a club, changes in television and streaming distribution, free-TV availability, service fragmentation and how access changes over time.
As the dataset grows, FutnSoccer will also publish comparisons between tournaments so readers can see whether Mexican soccer is becoming easier, harder, cheaper or more expensive to watch in the United States.
Live Liga MX viewing data
Research reports preserve findings from a specific study period. For current team-by-team viewing costs and service coverage, visit the FutnSoccer Liga MX Watch Cost tool.
Using FutnSoccer research
Journalists, publishers and researchers are welcome to cite FutnSoccer’s findings with attribution and a link to the relevant study. Each report includes its scope, methodology and research date so the underlying findings can be reviewed in context.