Fox Sports Mexico has acquired non-exclusive FA Cup broadcast rights in Mexico and seven other Central American territories from 2024 to 2028. The other countries covered under the commercial broadcaster’s deal with the FA are Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama. As per its four-year deal with the FA, Fox Sports carries 41 FA Cup matches per season for the 2024-25, 2025-26, 2026-27, and 2027-28 editions of the competition.

Subscribers can watch and stream FA Cup matches and bonus content by adding Fox Sports Premium to their TV packages. TV broadcasts are accessible through Fox Sports’ linear channels, while those seeking to stream games on multiple screens can do so through the FOX Sports MX App.

Fans can download the FOX Sports MX App to watch the FA Cup live in Mexico via Google Play and the App Store for Android and iOS mobiles and tablets. In addition, the app is compatible with streaming devices and smart TVs (Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV, Roku, Chromecast, LG, Samsung, Vizio), computers (using Edge, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome web browsers), and gaming consoles (Xbox).

Warner Brothers Discovery (WBD) has secured non-exclusive English FA Cup media rights in Mexico from 2024-25 to 2027-28. As per its deal with the FA, the commercial broadcaster shows 39 matches per season on its linear and digital platforms. Subscribers in Mexico can watch select FA Cup matches on pay-TV channel TNT, while all 39 games are available to stream on WBD’s streaming service Max.

Max’s FA Cup games are available through multiple devices, including mobiles (Android and iOS), tablets (Android, Amazon Fire, and iOS), computers (PCs, Chromebooks, and Macs using Edge, Firefox, Chrome, or Safari browsers), streaming devices and smart TVs (Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Cox, Hisense, LG, Roku, Samsung, VIZIO, Xumo TV, Xfinity X1 and Flex), and gaming consoles (PlayStation, Xbox).

Subscribers in Mexico can select from different plans to stream live and on-demand FA Cup matches using Max. The “Basic with Ads” plan allows streaming on up to two devices simultaneously, with streams available in full HD 1080p resolution. Meanwhile, the “Standard” plan also allows simultaneous streaming on up to two devices in full HD and lets viewers download up to 30 events to watch on the go (provided that Max is available in that destination if travelling abroad).

Finally, the “Platinum” package offers streaming on up to four devices simultaneously, with streams in 4K UHD (depending on internet strength and availability). Fans can download up to 100 events to watch anytime and anywhere.

Viewers must also note that although the “Standard” and “Platinum” packages generally do not include ads in much of their streaming content, live events, such as FA Cup matches, may contain ads due to certain restrictions.

In Mexico, fans can watch live FA Cup matches on tabii, available on both TV and streaming platforms. Coverage is confirmed for seasons 2024-2028.