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Liga MX is sold club by club: each team sells its own home matches, so the app you need depends on who is playing at home — and it is a different split in Mexico and in the United States.
How to watch Liga MX
In Mexico, TelevisaUnivision's ViX Premium (with TUDN) has the home matches of América, Atlas, Cruz Azul, Monterrey and Pumas, several also free on Canal 5. FOX One has Necaxa, León, Pachuca, Querétaro and Tijuana, and shares Juárez, Puebla, Tigres and Toluca with TV Azteca, whose Azteca 7 is free over the air. Chivas are on Prime Video only, and Atlético San Luis on the ESPN channels, which need Disney+ Premium — the cheaper ViX Premium con Disney+ bundle does not include ESPN.
In the United States, TelevisaUnivision holds 14 clubs — on Univision, UniMás, TUDN and ViX — FOX Deportes has Necaxa, Juárez and Tigres, and Telemundo, Universo and Peacock have Chivas. Univision, UniMás and Telemundo are free over the air.
The Apertura 2026 runs 17 rounds from 16 July to 22 November, with no Play-In this time: the top eight go straight to the quarter-finals, and the final is scheduled for 10 and 13 December. Atlante are back in the league, and there is no promotion or relegation.
Season at a glance
- Clubs
- 18 (Atlante back)
- Apertura 2026
- 16 Jul – 22 Nov, 17 rounds
- Liguilla
- Top 8, no Play-In
- Final
- 10 & 13 Dec 2026 (scheduled)
- Holders
- Cruz Azul (Clausura 2026)
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One row per service, from each service's own published rights. Tap a service for its plans, prices and sign-up page.
| Market | Service | Coverage | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Peacock | US: Chivas' home matches in Spanish, with Telemundo and Universo. | $12.99/mo · $129.99/yr |
| United States | Fox One | US: Necaxa, Juárez and Tigres at home, on FOX Deportes. | $19.99/mo · $199.99/yr |
| Mexico, United States | ViX | Mexico: América, Atlas, Cruz Azul, Monterrey and Pumas at home (several also free on Canal 5). US: the home matches of 14 clubs, in Spanish. | Varies by country |
| Mexico | FOX One (Mexico) | Necaxa, León, Pachuca, Querétaro and Tijuana at home; Juárez, Puebla, Tigres and Toluca shared with TV Azteca. | priced on foxone.mx |
| Mexico | TV Azteca · Azteca 7 | Free to air: Atlante, Juárez, Puebla and Tigres at home, and some Toluca matches. | Free |
| Mexico | ESPN on Disney+ | Atlético San Luis at home, and some Atlante and Santos matches — on Disney+ Premium. | priced per country |
| Mexico | Prime Video | Chivas' home matches, exclusively. | priced on amazon.com.mx |
Who shows each club at home
As listed for the first nine rounds of the Apertura 2026. Channels occasionally change for a single match. An away match is on the home club's channel.
| Club | Mexico | United States |
|---|---|---|
 América | MexicoViX Premium · TUDN · Canal 5 | United StatesUnivision · TUDN · ViX |
 Atlante | MexicoAzteca 7 · ESPN (shared) | United StatesTUDN · ViX |
 Atlas | MexicoViX Premium · TUDN · Canal 5 | United StatesUnivision · TUDN |
| Atlético San Luis | MexicoESPN / Disney+ Premium · ViX Premium | United StatesViX |
| Chivas | MexicoPrime Video | United StatesTelemundo · Universo · Peacock |
 Cruz Azul | MexicoViX Premium · TUDN · Canal 5 | United StatesUnivision · TUDN · ViX |
 Juárez | MexicoAzteca 7 · FOX One (shared) | United StatesFOX Deportes (some on Universo / Peacock) |
 León | MexicoFOX One | United StatesViX · TUDN |
 Monterrey | MexicoViX Premium · TUDN · Canal 5 | United StatesUnivision · TUDN |
 Necaxa | MexicoFOX One | United StatesFOX Deportes |
 Pachuca | MexicoFOX One | United StatesUnivision · TUDN |
 Puebla | MexicoAzteca 7 · FOX One (shared) | United StatesTUDN · ViX |
 Pumas | MexicoViX Premium · TUDN · Canal 5 | United StatesViX · TUDN |
 Querétaro | MexicoFOX One | United StatesUnivision · TUDN · ViX |
 Santos Laguna | MexicoViX Premium · TUDN · ESPN (shared) | United StatesTUDN · Univision |
| Tigres | MexicoAzteca 7 · FOX One (shared) | United StatesFOX Deportes |
 Tijuana | MexicoFOX One | United StatesTUDN |
 Toluca | MexicoAlternates ViX Premium / Canal 5 and Azteca 7 / FOX One | United StatesUnivision · TUDN · ViX |
Next Liga MX fixtures
No Liga MX fixtures in the next few days on our scoreboard. They appear here as soon as the schedule publishes them — meanwhile, today’s other matches are live on the scoreboard.
The services, one by one
Peacock
Streaming · North AmericaUS: Chivas' home matches in Spanish, with Telemundo and Universo.
- Liga MX in Spanish (Chivas home matches)
Liga MX on Peacock in United States
Premium · $12.99/mo · $129.99/yr How to watch on Peacock
Fox One
TV · Streaming · North AmericaUS: Necaxa, Juárez and Tigres at home, on FOX Deportes.
- Liga MX in Spanish (Necaxa, Juárez and Tigres on FOX Deportes)
Liga MX on Fox One in United States
Fox One · $19.99/mo · $199.99/yr How to watch on Fox One
ViX
Streaming · Latin AmericaMexico: América, Atlas, Cruz Azul, Monterrey and Pumas at home (several also free on Canal 5). US: the home matches of 14 clubs, in Spanish.
- Liga MX (Mexico — home matches of América, Atlas, Cruz Azul, Monterrey and Pumas)
- Liga MX in Spanish (United States — home matches of 14 clubs)
Liga MX on ViX in Mexico, United States
Mexico: ViX Premium · MX$149/mo · MX$1,499/yrMexico: ViX Premium con Disney+ · MX$199/mo · MX$1,599/yrUnited States: ViX Premium · $6.99/mo with ads · $10.99 ad-free How to watch on ViX-
FOX One (Mexico)
TV · Streaming · Latin AmericaNecaxa, León, Pachuca, Querétaro and Tijuana at home; Juárez, Puebla, Tigres and Toluca shared with TV Azteca.
- Liga MX (Mexico — Necaxa, León, Pachuca, Querétaro, Tijuana; shared: Juárez, Puebla, Tigres, Toluca)
Liga MX on FOX One (Mexico) in Mexico
FOX One · priced on foxone.mx How to watch on FOX One (Mexico) - TV Azteca · Azteca 7
TV Azteca · Azteca 7
TV · Free · Latin AmericaFree to air: Atlante, Juárez, Puebla and Tigres at home, and some Toluca matches.
- Liga MX (Mexico — Atlante, Juárez, Puebla, Tigres; some Toluca matches)
Liga MX on TV Azteca · Azteca 7 in Mexico
ESPN on Disney+
Streaming · Latin AmericaAtlético San Luis at home, and some Atlante and Santos matches — on Disney+ Premium.
- Liga MX (Mexico — Atlético San Luis; shared: Atlante, Santos)
Liga MX on ESPN on Disney+ in Mexico
Disney+ Premium (with ESPN) · priced per country How to watch on ESPN on Disney+- Prime Video
Prime Video
Streaming · EuropeChivas' home matches, exclusively.
- Liga MX (Mexico — Chivas home matches)
Liga MX on Prime Video in Mexico
Amazon Prime · priced on amazon.com.mx How to watch on Prime Video
Watch Liga MX on the big screen
A subscription plays on a TV through a streaming stick or a phone and an HDMI adapter; the sound is the upgrade people notice.
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Streaming stick
Turns any TV with an HDMI port into one that runs the streaming apps — Prime Video included.
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USB-C to HDMI adapter
The cheapest way from phone to TV: one adapter, one HDMI cable, and the app you already pay for plays on the big screen. Needs a phone with video out over USB-C — check yours.
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Sound
TV speakers were not built for a stadium: a soundbar for the living room, or a portable speaker for the garden.
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Watching Liga MX without problems
- Sign up the day before, not at kick-off. Account creation, card checks and the first app download all take minutes, and sign-up pages are at their slowest in the half hour before a big match.
- A steady connection beats a fast one. Each service publishes its own minimum speed for HD in its help pages, and 4K needs several times that. On Wi-Fi, sit near the router; on mobile data, set the app's quality before the match rather than during it.
- Streams run behind the TV broadcast. An app is often thirty seconds or more behind live TV and radio, so goal alerts from a score app can arrive before you see the goal — mute them for the ninety minutes.
- Plans cap how many screens play at once. The entry tier of most services allows one or two streams at the same time; check the plan before sharing an account in a household.
- Travelling changes what plays. Subscriptions are licensed per country. Inside the EU, the portability rules let residents use their home subscription while temporarily in another member state; outside it, expect the home app to be geo-blocked.
- Official apps only. Unofficial streams are unreliable, full of malicious ads and cut off mid-match. Every service on this page is the licensed holder in its own market.
Common questions
Why is there no single app for Liga MX?
Because each club sells the rights to its own home matches. In Mexico they are spread across ViX Premium, FOX One, TV Azteca, Disney+ Premium and Prime Video; in the United States across TelevisaUnivision, FOX Deportes and Telemundo. The table on this page shows who has each club at home.
Does ViX Premium con Disney+ include ESPN's Liga MX matches?
No. That MX$199 bundle adds Disney+ with ads, which does not include the ESPN channels; Atlético San Luis and the ESPN-shared matches need Disney+ Premium.
Is there a Play-In in the Apertura 2026?
No. The Play-In was dropped for the Apertura 2026: the top eight after 17 rounds go straight to the quarter-finals.
Can I watch Liga MX for free?
Only in some countries: TV Azteca · Azteca 7 (Mexico). Free-to-air channels are geo-restricted to their own market.
Why does the app for Liga MX depend on my country?
Rights to Liga MX are sold market by market, so a different service holds them in each country and a subscription bought abroad is normally geo-blocked at home. That is why this page lists 7 services across 2 countries instead of one app.
Can I watch Liga MX on my phone?
Yes — every service here streams in its own iOS and Android app. None of them sells a day pass for Liga MX, so on a phone the question is which monthly plan covers your country.
The short version
There is no single app for Liga MX. Look for the service licensed where you are:
- North America: Peacock, Fox One
- Latin America: ViX, FOX One (Mexico), TV Azteca · Azteca 7, ESPN on Disney+
- Europe: Prime Video
Then check that the plan includes the matches you want, and sign up before kick-off rather than during it.
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A service is listed because it publishes rights to Liga MX in its own market — never as a claim that it carries one particular fixture, which can move between channels and platforms within a season. Rights were checked in September 2026; prices are the services' own published entry rates as of Sep 2026. sports24 isn't affiliated with any of them, doesn't resell subscriptions and never links to unofficial streams.