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Where can you watch Liga MX? In the United States, there is no single streaming service or TV channel that shows every match (though DirecTV has a package that does carry every network that shows Liga MX + inclues ViX). Club América home games are commonly distributed through TelevisaUnivision across Univision, Unimas, TUDN, and may stream on ViX Premium on Prime Video, while Chivas home matches are part of Telemundo Deportes’ Liga MX portfolio and can air on Telemundo or Universo and stream on Peacock on Prime Video.
That split is why finding a Liga MX live stream can get confusing fast. The home club usually determines where the game is shown, and even fans of the same team may need a different TV channel or streaming service from one week to the next. Some games air on traditional television, while others stream through services such as ViX, Peacock, or live-TV platforms including Fubo.
This guide puts all of that in one place. Below you can find the next Liga MX matches with streaming options, U.S. TV channels, and kickoff times, compare the cheapest ways to watch, see where each club’s home matches are usually shown, and understand why home and away games can appear on different networks. Because Liga MX rights are split across multiple broadcasters, use the Table of Contents directly below to jump straight to the match, club, or streaming service you need.
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Table of Contents
- Where to Watch the Next Liga MX Matches
- Where to Watch Liga MX: Quick Guide
- How Liga MX U.S. TV Rights Work
- What Is the Cheapest Way to Watch Liga MX?
- Liga MX on ViX
- Liga MX on Fubo
- Liga MX on Peacock
- Where to Watch Chivas, Club America and other Liga MX Clubs
- Why Home and Away Matches Can Be on Different Channels
- Where to Watch Liga MX Clubs in Other Competitions
- Liga MX TV and Streaming FAQ
Where to Watch the Next Liga MX Matches
Here are the next Liga MX games for Jornada 11 of the Apertura 2026 and where to watch them on U.S. television and streaming services. Broadcast assignments can change, so FutnSoccer updates this schedule as new U.S. TV and Liga MX streaming information is confirmed.Last updated: October 8, 2026 by the FutnSoccer editorial staff.
| Match | Date | Kickoff | U.S. TV | U.S. Stream |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Puebla vs Leon | Friday, October 9 | 9:00 PM ET | TUDN | None |
| Tigres UANL vs Toluca | Friday, October 9 | 11:00 PM ET | FOX Deportes, FS2, Universo | FOX One on Prime Video | Peacock on Prime Video |
| FC Juarez vs Tijuana | Saturday, October 10 | 7:00 PM ET | FOX Deportes, FS2, Telemundo | FOX One on Prime Video, Peacock on Prime Video, Fubo |
| Queretaro vs Atlante | Saturday, October 10 | 7:00 PM ET | None | ViX Premium on Prime Video |
| Atlas vs Chivas Guadalajara | Saturday, October 10 | 9:00 PM ET | TUDN, Univision | ViX Premium on Prime Video |
| Club America vs Monterrey | Saturday, October 10 | 11:10 PM ET | TUDN, Univision | Golazo | ViX Premium on Prime Video |
| Atletico de San Luis vs Santos Laguna | Sunday, October 11 | 7:00 PM ET | None | ViX Premium on Prime Video |
| Pachuca vs Necaxa | Sunday, October 11 | 7:15 PM ET | TUDN | None |
| Pumas UNAM vs Cruz Azul | Sunday, October 11 | 9:10 PM ET | TUDN | ViX Premium on Prime Video |
Where to Watch Liga MX: Quick Guide
If you just want to know where to watch Liga MX without sorting through the full rights situation, start here. The exact channel or streaming service still depends on the home club and individual fixture.
| If You Want To Watch… | Start With… | What to Know |
|---|---|---|
| TelevisaUnivision matches confirmed on ViX | ViX Premium on Prime Video |
Selected Liga MX matches stream on ViX, including some streaming-only games. ViX availability should be confirmed for each fixture. |
| Club América home matches | ViX Premium on Prime Video |
América home matches commonly air on Univision and TUDN, with selected matches also streaming on ViX. |
| Chivas home matches | Peacock on Prime Video |
Telemundo and Universo are primary live TV outlets, with Peacock carrying applicable matches. FOX Deportes also has Chivas home-match rights, so check the specific fixture. |
| Tigres UANL or FC Juárez home matches | Peacock on Prime Video FOX One on Prime Video |
Telemundo, Universo, Peacock and FOX Deportes can all be relevant depending on the specific match. FOX One includes FOX Deportes. |
| Necaxa home matches | FOX One on Prime Video |
FOX Deportes carries Necaxa home matches. FOX One provides access to FOX Deportes. |
| Free Liga MX on TV | Univision, UniMás, Telemundo | Selected matches may be available free over the air with an antenna in participating U.S. markets. |
| The broadest Liga MX coverage | ViX Premium + Peacock + FOX One | No single service currently carries every Liga MX match. Check the weekly schedule above for the confirmed TV and streaming options for each fixture. |
How Liga MX U.S. TV Rights Work
The reason finding where to watch Liga MX can be confusing is that the league does not have one simple U.S. television package covering every club. U.S. distribution varies by team, and the home club is usually the best starting point for figuring out where a game will be shown.
TelevisaUnivision carries a large share of Liga MX through Univision, UniMás, TUDN, and ViX. Its coverage can include matches shown on traditional TV and streamed through ViX, as well as games available primarily through streaming.
You can see how TelevisaUnivision distributes Liga MX across its platforms in the company’s official Liga MX programming announcement.
Telemundo Deportes controls another important part of the U.S. Liga MX landscape. Its portfolio includes home matches involving Chivas de Guadalajara, Tigres UANL, and FC Juárez, with games distributed across Telemundo, Universo, Peacock, and associated platforms.
Telemundo explains its Liga MX coverage in its official Liga MX viewing guide.
FOX Deportes also carries Liga MX through its U.S. rights to Necaxa home matches.
See the official FOX Deportes announcement.
The U.S. arrangement is separate from a club’s television rights in Mexico. A game shown on one network or streaming service in Mexico is not necessarily available on that same platform in the United States.
Leagues Cup, Concacaf Champions Cup, and other competitions also use separate media-rights packages, so a club’s normal Liga MX channel does not automatically carry its matches in those tournaments.
What Is the Cheapest Way to Watch Liga MX?
The cheapest way to watch Liga MX depends heavily on which club you follow. There is no single service that carries every match, so paying for several subscriptions usually does not make sense if you primarily follow one team.
If You Follow Club America or a TelevisaUnivision Club
ViX Premium is often the most useful streaming service to start with, but not every match shown on Univision, UniMás, or TUDN is also available on ViX. Check the weekly schedule above for confirmed ViX availability for each fixture.
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If You Follow Chivas
Peacock is the main streaming service to check for Chivas home matches carried through Telemundo Deportes. Selected games also air on Telemundo or Universo.
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FOX Deportes also has rights to Chivas home matches, although the exact live and delayed broadcast schedule can vary by fixture.
If You Follow Tigres UANL or FC Juárez
These clubs can appear across Telemundo, Universo, Peacock, and FOX Deportes depending on the fixture. Check the weekly schedule before choosing a service.
If You Follow Necaxa
FOX Deportes is the primary U.S. television destination for Necaxa home matches. FOX One includes FOX Deportes.
If You Want to Watch Liga MX for Free
An over-the-air antenna can provide selected Univision, UniMás, or Telemundo broadcasts for free in participating U.S. markets. Combining free local television with the one streaming subscription most relevant to your club can cost less than a full live-TV package.
If You Want to Follow the Entire Liga MX
There is no true one-subscription solution. ViX Premium covers selected matches from the TelevisaUnivision side of Liga MX, while Peacock and FOX Deportes carry important games from clubs outside that group. A live-TV service can fill some of the remaining gaps.
Liga MX on ViX
ViX is one of the most important Liga MX streaming services in the United States. It carries selected matches involving clubs whose U.S. rights are distributed by TelevisaUnivision, including Club América, Cruz Azul, Monterrey, Pumas UNAM, Toluca, and several others.
Some games are simulcast on Univision, UniMás, or TUDN, while others may be available through ViX without a U.S. linear television broadcast.
Not every TelevisaUnivision Liga MX match is available on ViX. A match airing on Univision, UniMás, or TUDN should not automatically be assumed to stream on ViX. FutnSoccer confirms ViX availability match by match using official TelevisaUnivision schedules.
When ViX Premium is purchased through Prime Video Channels, viewers can access eligible ViX Premium programming through Prime Video instead of subscribing through the standalone ViX platform.
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Liga MX on FOX One and FOX Deportes
FOX Deportes carries U.S. home-match coverage involving Chivas Guadalajara, FC Juárez, Necaxa, and Tigres UANL.
For Tigres, Juárez, and Necaxa in particular, FOX Deportes can be an important live viewing option. Chivas availability should be checked match by match because FOX Deportes broadcasts may not always be the primary live feed.
FOX One provides access to FOX Deportes through Prime Video.
Liga MX on Fubo
Fubo can be useful for viewers who want several Liga MX television channels in one live-TV service, but it is not a complete Liga MX solution.
Fubo currently carries Telemundo, Universo, and FOX Deportes. That makes it relevant when a confirmed Liga MX match airs on one of those channels.
Fubo does not currently carry Univision, UniMás, or TUDN, so it does not replace ViX or other access to the TelevisaUnivision side of Liga MX.
Fubo’s NBCUniversal agreement includes Telemundo and Universo. See Fubo’s official distribution announcement.
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Liga MX on Peacock
Peacock is most important for viewers looking for Chivas, Tigres UANL, and FC Juárez home matches. Those clubs are part of Telemundo Deportes’ U.S. Liga MX portfolio, and their games can be distributed through Peacock alongside Telemundo or Universo.
The exact combination varies by fixture. Some games may appear on Peacock and linear television, while others can receive different distribution within the Telemundo Deportes ecosystem.
Peacock is not a league-wide Liga MX streaming service. Its value depends heavily on which club you follow.
For viewers who prefer a live-TV package, Fubo can cover games placed on Telemundo or Universo, but it does not provide Peacock-exclusive streams.
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Where to Watch Chivas, Club América and Other Liga MX Clubs
Use this Liga MX TV and streaming guide as a starting point for each club’s home matches. Away games can move to the broadcaster associated with the opposing home team, so always check the upcoming Liga MX TV schedule for the specific fixture.
| Club | Main U.S. TV | Watch / Stream |
|---|---|---|
| Chivas Guadalajara | Telemundo, Universo, FOX Deportes | Peacock on Prime Video FOX One on Prime Video |
| Club América |
Univision, UniMás, TUDN | ViX Premium on Prime Video |
| FC Juárez Tigres UANL |
Telemundo, Universo, FOX Deportes | FOX One |
| Necaxa | FOX Deportes | FOX One |
| Atlante Atlas Atlético de San Luis Cruz Azul León Monterrey Pachuca Puebla Pumas UNAM Querétaro Santos Laguna Tijuana Toluca |
Univision, UniMás, TUDN Varies by match |
ViX Premium Selected matches |
Exact U.S. TV and streaming availability varies by fixture. ViX availability is confirmed match by match using official TelevisaUnivision schedules.
Looking for where to watch a specific Liga MX game? See the next Liga MX matches on U.S. TV and streaming above.
Why Home and Away Matches Can Be on Different Channels
One of the most confusing parts of finding where to watch a Liga MX club is that following one team does not necessarily mean using the same channel or streaming service every week.
The home team’s media arrangement usually determines the U.S. broadcaster for a regular Liga MX match.
Club América Example
A Club América home match commonly falls within the TelevisaUnivision ecosystem, so Univision, Unimas, TUDN, or ViX may carry it. When Club América plays away, the opposing club’s home rights can send the match somewhere else.
Chivas Example
Chivas home matches fall under Telemundo Deportes’ U.S. portfolio, making Telemundo, Universo, and Peacock important. A Chivas away match against a TelevisaUnivision club can instead appear through Univision, TUDN, or ViX.
Tigres Example
Tigres home matches are also part of Telemundo Deportes’ portfolio. When Tigres plays away at a club whose home matches are carried through TelevisaUnivision, the game can move to that broadcaster’s platforms.
This is why the club table above should be treated as a home-match guide, not a promise that every game involving that team will be available on the same service.
Where to Watch Liga MX Clubs in Other Competitions
Liga MX clubs also compete in tournaments with completely separate U.S. media rights.
Leagues Cup and the Concacaf Champions Cup, for example, should not be treated as extensions of a club’s normal Liga MX television agreement. A service that carries a team’s Liga MX matches may not carry that same club in another competition.
For a broader breakdown covering Liga MX, Mexico national team matches, Concacaf competitions, and other Mexican soccer TV and streaming options, see our complete guide to watching Mexican soccer in the United States.
Liga MX Streaming and TV FAQ
Where can I watch Liga MX?
Liga MX is available across several U.S. networks and streaming services. A large portion of the league appears through Univision, UniMás, TUDN, and ViX. Chivas, Tigres, and FC Juárez home matches are part of Telemundo Deportes’ U.S. portfolio, while Necaxa home matches are carried through FOX Deportes.
Where can I watch Club America?
Club América home matches are generally carried across Univision, UniMás, TUDN and ViX. For the latest schedule, next game, TV channel and streaming options, see our Club América where to watch guide.
Where can I stream Liga MX?
ViX carries a large portion of Liga MX streaming coverage. Peacock carries matches within Telemundo Deportes’ portfolio, while live-TV streaming services such as Fubo can provide access to Telemundo, Universo, and FOX Deportes.
Where can I watch Liga MX for free?
Selected Liga MX matches can be available free over the air on Univision, UniMás, or Telemundo in U.S. markets where those local stations are available. Many other games require a streaming subscription or pay-TV service.
Can one streaming service carry every Liga MX game?
No. Liga MX streaming rights are divided among several broadcasters and services. ViX covers a large portion of the league, but fans seeking broad coverage may also need access to Peacock, Telemundo, Universo, or FOX Deportes.
Can I watch Liga MX without cable?
Yes. ViX Premium and Peacock provide direct streaming options for different parts of Liga MX. Live-TV streaming services can provide additional channels, while Univision, UniMás, and Telemundo can also be available free over the air in many U.S. markets.
Why are Liga MX games on different channels?
U.S. Liga MX media rights are divided among different club and broadcaster arrangements rather than one league-wide television package. The home team’s rights are usually the best starting point for determining where a match will be shown.
Where can I watch Liga MX in English?
English-language Liga MX broadcasts are less consistent than Spanish-language coverage. English options can appear for selected fixtures, so viewers should check the specific match listing rather than assume an English broadcast is available every week.
How do I find where a specific Liga MX game is streaming?
Check the home club first, then confirm the current U.S. match listing. FutnSoccer’s upcoming-match table and individual Where-to-Watch guides provide the TV channel, streaming service, and U.S. kickoff time for specific fixtures.
Broadcast schedules and streaming assignments can change. Check the upcoming-match section above for the latest confirmed U.S. viewing information.