How to Watch Liga MX in the US

Liga MX is the most fragmented league in US soccer: there is no single home. Instead, US rights are split by home club, so where a match airs depends on which team is hosting.

Where to watch

The main US carriers across the league are FOX and FS1 (and FOX's streaming), and ESPN/Disney+ for certain clubs. In Spanish — which is the primary language for most Liga MX coverage in the US — the big footprints are TUDN, Univision and ViX (TelevisaUnivision), plus FOX Deportes. Some clubs have their own arrangements — Guadalajara (Chivas) home matches, for example, air in the US on Telemundo/Universo and Peacock (note: Chivas's Prime Video deal is for Mexico, not the US feed).

What it costs

Because it's club-by-club, the service you need depends on the specific match. FOX network games are free over the air; the rest require the relevant subscription (ViX, ESPN+/Disney+, Prime Video) or a TV package carrying TUDN/Univision/FS1.

A note on English coverage

English-language Liga MX coverage in the US is thinner than Spanish and shifted in 2026 (a previous CBS/Paramount+ English sublicense ended in May 2026). Our schedule lists the best-available US carrier per match; when in doubt, the Spanish broadcasters carry the widest slate.

See the Liga MX TV schedule for every upcoming match with its US channel and your local kickoff.