Liga MX
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| Saturday, 25 May 2019 | |||||
| Repeat | 10:00pm | Tigres Unal vs León | fuboTV, Univision Deportes | ||
| Sunday, 26 May 2019 | |||||
| Repeat | 12:00am | Tigres Unal vs León | fuboTV, Univision Deportes | ||
| Repeat | 2:00am | Tigres Unal vs León | fuboTV, Univision Deportes | ||
| Repeat | 7:30am | Tigres UANL vs León | fuboTV, Univision Deportes | ||
| Repeat | 11:00am | Tigres UANL vs León | fuboTV, Univision Deportes | ||
| Repeat | 1:00pm | Monterrey vs León | fuboTV, FOX Deportes | ||
| Repeat | 2:00pm | Tijuana vs León | fuboTV, FOX Deportes | ||
| Repeat | 4:00pm | Monterrey vs Tigres UANL | fuboTV, FOX Deportes | ||
| Tuesday, 28 May 2019 | |||||
| Repeat | 10:00pm | León vs Tigres UANL | fuboTV, Univision Deportes | ||
*All times are shown in your local time
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Channels licensed to broadcast Liga MX in United States
| ESPN » Seasons 2018-2023 Available on: |
| Fox Sports » Seasons 2018-2023 Available on: |
| Univision Communications Inc » Seasons 2017-2020 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: Univision Deportes En Vivo, Univision Now and their Facebook page.More detailsRecently, Univision added to their already dominant portfolio by obtaining additional team rights (Atlas, Morelia, Santos and Tijuana) from Azteca America.Available on: |
| Liga MX matches via Univision, Univision Deportes & Unimas programming re-broadcasting. |
News
Liga MX - How to watch the second leg of the Clausura 2019 final: León vs Tigres
Liga MX - How to watch the first leg of the Clausura 2019 final: Tigres vs León
Liga MX Semi-finals - How to watch León vs América on May 19, 2019
Liga MX Semi-finals - How to watch Tigres vs Monterrey on May 18, 2019
Liga MX Semi-finals - How to watch América vs León on May 16, 2019
Liga MX Semi-finals - How to watch Monterrey vs Tigres on May 15, 2019
Liga MX - Dates and fixtures for the semi-finals revealed
Liga MX - Dates and fixtures for the Quarterfinals revealed
Videos
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Histórias de Plata: Jesus Zárate
About Liga MX
The Mexican Primera Division, recently renamed as Liga MX, is Mexico's top division football league. Founded in 1943. It sees 18 teams battle against each other to win the Apertura or Clausura tournaments each season. In each half, teams play 17 games, facing every team once. Out of those 18 clubs, eight make it to the "Liguilla" (Play-offs). They play the quarter-finals and semi-finals in a two-leg elimination system where the away goals count. The tournament final also has a two-leg system, but away goals don’t make a difference to determine the champion.
Liga MX considered among the Top 10 most expensive leagues in the world is comprised of two half seasons. The Apertura tournament runs from July through to December, and the Mexican Clausura starts in January and wraps up in May. At the end of every Clausura tournament, one team is relegated to the Ascenso MX league.
The most recent tournament saw Santos Laguna clinch the title after beating Toluca away from home. Club América and Guadalajara, the league’s most famous clubs, are also the most successful sides in the Mexican league with 12 titles to their name.
Did you know? América and Guadalajara are the only teams in Liga MX to keep their spot in the Mexican top flight since it became a professional league, back in 1943. América is the team with the most wins ever (1,036), while one of Guadalajara’s bitter rivals, Atlas, owns the record for most losses in league history, with a whopping 866.
