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Broadcast Rights

Competitions available on Sky+

UEFA Nations League

2022-2028

Football fans in Mexico can watch UEFA Nations League matches live on Sky Sports Mexico.

The pay-TV platform holds exclusive rights to all the biggest matches from the Nations League each matchweek, with all the action broadcast with Spanish-language commentary.

Nations League matches are shown live across Sky Sports 1, 2 and 3 while streaming live on Sky Go - the platform’s official streaming service.

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The latter is available to all Sky customers in Mexico and can be downloaded onto iOS and Android devices.

Highlights and re-runs of all their selected live UEFA Nations League matches are also shown throughout the week on Sky Sports, with each game featuring expert interviews and analysis.

Spain - La Liga

2024-2032

Sky Sports has secured an eight-year La Liga broadcast deal in Mexico, Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama until 2032. The commercial broadcaster’s contract covers the 2024-25 to 2031-32 LaLiga seasons and is reportedly worth over $560 million (€500 million). Users in Mexico and Central America can watch and stream all 380 LaLiga games live every season on Sky Sports’ linear channels and using Sky’s OTT streaming platform, Sky+.

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Subscribers must select the “Sky Gold” package to view football matches from Spain’s top flight, with some matches available in HD. Sky+, previously known as Blue To Go, offers streaming of LaLiga matches on mobiles and tablets (Android and iOS) and desktop and laptop computers (PCs and Macs in web browsers).

Germany - Bundesliga

2022-2026

Pay-TV broadcaster Sky Mexico has secured the broadcast rights to the German Bundesliga in a four-year extension deal from 2022/23 until 2025/26. Sky Mexico gets multi-platform rights to every Bundesliga match every season. The agreement between Sky Mexico and the DFL also covers other Spanish-speaking territories in Central America, including Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama.

Spain - Supercopa de España

2024-2027

Spain - Copa del Rey

2024-2032

Sky Sports México secured an eight-year broadcast rights agreement with LaLiga to televise all Copa del Rey matches assigned for distribution in Mexican territory. The deal, which builds on a pre-existing partnership that dates back to before 2020, begins with the 2024-25 season and extends through the conclusion of the 2031-32 edition.

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This agreement allows Sky Sports to air all televised Copa del Rey matches made available by LaLiga, with live coverage delivered through its pay-TV channels. Replays are also offered throughout the season, featuring clubs from the First and Second Divisions. As the competition progresses, key fixtures are shown on the network’s primary sports channels, which also cover LaLiga matches. While the number of games may vary during the early stages, Sky Sports guarantees full coverage from the Copa del Rey's Round of 16 through to the final.

Sky Sports México may compile Spanish Cup highlights and use goal replays in its sports news programs and related content.

In addition to linear broadcasts, matches are available through Sky+, the network’s mobile platform. Users can watch live Spanish Cup games through the Sky+ website or app, which is compatible with smartphones, tablets, and desktop systems.

To watch the Copa del Rey live on Sky Sports México, viewers must subscribe to one of the pay-TV packages that include LaLiga matches. All games are streamed and broadcast in High Definition (HD). Sky+ is accessible via browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari, and the Sky+ app can be used on Android or iOS devices, whether tablets or smartphones.

Germany - Bundesliga 2

2022-2026

Sky Mexico has extended its deal with the DFL for the rights to the Bundesliga 2. The pay-TV broadcaster’s four-year deal includes every match of Germany’s secondary football tier. It also lets subscribers access the matches in Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama.

Spain - Segunda Division

2021-2025

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Blue to Go Video Everywhere is an online streaming service owned by Televisa and AT&T. Operation costs and programming belong to Televisa. It was launched in 2012 under the brand Blue to Go, but it would be rebranded to Blue to Go Video Everywhere in 2013. 

Blue to Go has worked as an add-on offered to Sky Mexico subscribers, who must pay a fee to access content aired by Sky Mexico while on-the-go. The platform has some of Sky Mexico’s channels available online, while all exclusive content owned by Sky Mexico is available to watch on mobile devices. Users will have to create a username and password to access the platform once they have paid the monthly access fee.

Blue to Go Video Everywhere has offered a variety of exclusive programming over the years, which includes movies, concerts, sports events, and more. Speaking about sports, Blue To Go Video Everywhere feeds from Sky Mexico’s broadcasting rights, which have included football, basketball, baseball, extreme sports, ice hockey, athletics, tennis, and more.

When it comes to football, Blue to Go Video Everywhere has earned exclusive streaming rights to some of the top leagues in the world. Some of the leagues available to stream online have included La Liga, the German Bundesliga, and the English Premier League. Other competitions such as the International Champions Cup, the FIFA World Cup, the Copa América, the CONCACAF Gold Cup, the 2. Bundesliga, and the Spanish Segunda División have also been available for users to stream. The Women’s Bundesliga and the FA Women’s Super League have also been added to Blue to Go Video Everywhere’s offer over the years

Blue to Go Video Everywhere works with most web browsers and on mobile devices that work with Android or iOS.