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	ESPN » Seasons 2018-2023 Available on: ESPN Deportes ESPN Deportes+ ESPN3 ESPN App ESPN Deportes Radio
	Fox Sports » Seasons 2018-2023 Available on: Fox Soccer Plus Fox Sports 1 Fox Sports 2 FOX Deportes FOX Sports App Foxsports.com
	NBC Sports » Season 2020-2021 Spanish-language network Telemundo Deportes has acquired bilingual media rights to the Liga MX matches of Club Deportivo Chivas de Guadalajara. The broadcaster will show all Chivas home games in both English- and Spanish-language across its platforms in USA—including television and streaming services. More details In addition to the matches, coverage will comprise pregame, halftime and postgame shows on Universo. Telemundo’s multi-year deal also includes live matches from youth club Cantera Rojiblanca. Available on: NBCSN nbcsports.com NBC Sports App Telemundo UNIVERSO UNIVERSO NOW Telemundo Deportes En Vivo
	Univision Communications Inc » Season 2021 Univision owns the Spanish-language broadcast rights of the Mexican Primera Division (LigaMX) in the USA for 17 of the 18 Liga MX teams. The Liga MX matches are shown across the various channels on the Univision Network as well on it's digital platform: TUDN En Vivo, Univision Now and their Facebook page. More details Recently, Univision added to their already dominant portfolio by obtaining additional team rights (Atlas, Morelia, Santos and Tijuana) from Azteca America. Available on: TUDN USA Galavision Univision UniMás TUDN App TUDN.com TUDNxtra Univision NOW
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European and CONCACAF WC Qualifiers, live on TUDN this week

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The Spanish-speaking network will have a variety of options to watch for all football fans living in the United States.

Liga MX - TV and streaming options to watch América vs Pumas UNAM

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The duel between two bitter Mexico City rivals will be the must-watch moment of the weekend in the Mexican top-flight. Follow this clash with our guide.

Telemundo Deportes presents Chivas vs Atlas live this Saturday

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The Clásico Tapatío is set to thrill fans all over the United States thanks to Telemundo's multi-platform, which will feature the game that kicks off at at 9:55 p.m. ET/ 6:55 p.m. PT

Liga MX - How to watch the Clásico Tapatío on October 2, 2021

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A crucial game between two familiar foes is set to take place at Akron Stadium. Keep track of this interesting game with this guide.

América vs Chivas - How to watch Liga MX's 'Clásico Nacional'

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Both teams will make it to this game with different goals to achieve, but either way, fans should really not miss what goes down at Azteca Stadium.

CONCACAF unveils revamped Leagues Cup format to include all MLS and Liga MX teams

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The winner of the competition, the runner-up and the third place, will all enter the CONCACAF Champions League when this format comes to life.

Liga MX - How and where to watch the Clásico Regio on September 19,2021

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One of the most intense rivalries in the Mexican top-flight takes center-stage this Sunday. Keep track of the game with this broadcast guide.

Most-watched soccer games on U.S. TV: Sept. 7-13

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USA Network’s broadcast of Cristiano Ronaldo’s return to Old Trafford topped the viewership charts for most-watched games on U.S. TV from Tuesday, Sept. 7, through Monday, Sept. 13.

The Mexican Primera Division, also known as Liga MX, is Mexico's top division football league. It was founded in 1943. It sees 18 teams battle against each other to win one of two titles available. Each season, Mexican fans get to watch two tournaments while European clubs play only one. The first half of the season (Apertura tournament) runs from July through to December. The Mexican Clausura, the second tournament, starts in January and wraps up in May.

When the first 17 games are played, the best eight teams in the tournament enter a playoff stage where the winner of the competition is determined after six more matches. This playoff stage is known as Liguilla and it takes place twice per season, at the end of both the Apertura and Clausura regular seasons.

Added to that, one team is relegated to the Ascenso MX after the end of every Clausura tournament. NOTE: In April 2020, Liga MX president Enrique Bonilla announced that promotion and relegation both to and from the Mexican top-flight had been suspended for three years from that date.

This competition also hosts two of the most popular teams in North America: América and Guadalajara. América has based its success in the hiring of prominent footballers from around the world while Guadalajara has established its reputation by entering each tournament with players from Mexican descent. These teams play the “Clásico de Clásicos” at least once every six months in what is one of the most anticipated matches of each season. Cruz Azul and Pumas UNAM, along with América and Guadalajara, are frequently referred to as “Los Cuatro Grandes” (The Four Greats).

The Mexican Primera Division sends four teams to the CONCACAF Champions League each season. The Apertura and Clausura champions and runners-up qualify for North America’s premier club competition. However, should one or more teams reach the finals of both tournaments, then the vacant CCL ticket goes to the best performing side from one of the two tournaments.

Liga MX is one of the top leagues in not only North America but the entire world. In fact, according to the International Federation of Football History and Statistics, the Mexican top-flight ranked as the world’s 10th strongest league for the first decade of the 21st century (2001-2010). As a result, this competition remains popular among fans who tune in every week to watch the games live via TV broadcasts, live streaming options, and on-demand services.