FOX Latin America, the Latin American arm of the US media giant Fox, has secured the broadcast rights to the Concacaf Caribbean Cup in Mexico through a four-year rights extension. This partnership is part of a major media rights agreement between the broadcaster and Concacaf, spanning the 2027-2030 seasons, and also includes the rights to the Concacaf Champions Cup and Concacaf Central American Cup.

As a result, fans in Mexico can watch and stream live Concacaf Caribbean Cup games on FOX’s pay-TV channels or through its FOX One streaming service. It’s important to note that FOX’s channels are not available on a first-party basis, meaning viewers require a subscription to third-party satellite, cable, and streaming TV providers that distribute the network.

Distribution agreements are subject to change, but FOX has generally been available on TV providers such as Totalplay, Megacable, Claro Video, Sky México, Prime Video, and more.

Additionally, fans can subscribe to and stream live Concacaf Caribbean Cup matches in HD on the FOX One app. FOX One is the broadcaster’s subscription-based streaming platform, available standalone or offered to customers of FOX’s partnered third-party TV distributors.

The FOX One app is compatible with Android and iOS devices, including iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Android smartphones, and Android TV, among others. Viewers can also download the platform on smart TVs, select Xbox devices, Fire TV, and other devices. To stream the Concacaf Caribbean Cup on a PC or Mac, subscribers can simply visit FOX One’s official website.