TUDN
Central America
Schedule
TV Rights
Satellites
About
TV Schedule
Channel WebsiteTUDN Live Streaming and TV Schedule
| Thursday, 11 June | ||
| FIFA World Cup | ||
| Friday, 12 June | ||
| FIFA World Cup | ||
| Saturday, 13 June | ||
| FIFA World Cup | ||
| Sunday, 14 June | ||
| FIFA World Cup | ||
| Tuesday, 16 June | ||
| FIFA World Cup | ||
| Wednesday, 17 June | ||
| FIFA World Cup | ||
*Live Soccer TV does not provide TUDN live streaming. The information provided on this page is simply TUDN TV schedule.
Broadcast Rights
Competitions available on TUDN
2026
TelevisaUnivisión holds non-exclusive rights in Mexico to broadcast the FIFA 2026 World Cup. The tournament, which is being co-hosted by Mexico, Canada and the United States, is the first edition of the tournament to feature 48 teams. TelevisaUnivisión owns the rights to show all 104 matches featuring all of these 48 teams.
▶ More details: How to watch FIFA World Cup in Mexico
2026-2032
TelevisUnison is the exclusive broadcast rights holder for the Summer and Winter Olympics in Mexico.
The Spanish-language broadcaster agreed a deal with the International Olympic Committee for all free-to-air, pay-TV and digital coverage of every Olympic Games until 2032.
For each edition of the Olympic Games, the broadcaster airs 200 hours of coverage on free-to-air television in Mexico, via Canal 5.
The Spanish-language broadcaster agreed a deal with the International Olympic Committee for all free-to-air, pay-TV and digital coverage of every Olympic Games until 2032.
For each edition of the Olympic Games, the broadcaster airs 200 hours of coverage on free-to-air television in Mexico, via Canal 5. This coverage is complemented by further coverage on pay-TV channel, TUDN, but the majority of Olympic action, including the biggest events, can be found on Canal 5.
As part of their coverage of the summer Olympics, football fans in Mexico can enjoy all matches from the men’s soccer tournament from the group stages through to the final.
Live soccer matches can be watched on linear TV and streamed through ViX, the broadcaster’s streaming platform. This can be accessed online via a web browser or the ViX app, which can be downloaded for free onto iOS and Android devices.
All men’s soccer matches on Canal 5, TUDN and ViX come with live commentary and analysis from experts. Highlights and catch-up are available after each match finishes via the ViX app.
More details
TelevisUnison is the exclusive broadcast rights holder for the Summer and Winter Olympics in Mexico.The Spanish-language broadcaster agreed a deal with the International Olympic Committee for all free-to-air, pay-TV and digital coverage of every Olympic Games until 2032.
For each edition of the Olympic Games, the broadcaster airs 200 hours of coverage on free-to-air television in Mexico, via Canal 5. This coverage is complemented by further coverage on pay-TV channel, TUDN, but the majority of Olympic action, including the biggest events, can be found on Canal 5.
As part of their coverage of the summer Olympics, football fans in Mexico can enjoy all matches from the men’s soccer tournament from the group stages through to the final.
Live soccer matches can be watched on linear TV and streamed through ViX, the broadcaster’s streaming platform. This can be accessed online via a web browser or the ViX app, which can be downloaded for free onto iOS and Android devices.
All men’s soccer matches on Canal 5, TUDN and ViX come with live commentary and analysis from experts. Highlights and catch-up are available after each match finishes via the ViX app.
Televisa has successfully extended its free-to-air rights deal for the Mexican national team for an additional eight years, spanning the 2026-2034 TV rights cycle. This agreement covers several games, including FIFA World Cup qualifiers and El Tri’s friendly fixtures.
This means soccer fans in Mexico can watch the Mexican national team’s 2030 FIFA World Cup qualifying games for free on Televisa as part of this deal.
▶ More details: How to watch World Cup Qualifying in Mexico
2026-2034
Televisa is an official broadcaster in Mexico of the Mexican national team’s friendly matches, thanks to an eight-year rights deal struck in April 2026. Under this agreement, Mexican football fans can watch live friendly games involving the national team on Televisa through free-to-air TV from 2026 to 2034.
▶ More details: How to watch Friendly in Mexico
2024-2027
Televisa has secured a non-exclusive agreement to show LaLiga games live in Mexico on its free-to-air network Canal 5. The commercial broadcaster’s deal covers the 2024-25 to 2026-27 LaLiga season and includes one match per round, shown on Fridays either live or as a replay. Most matches are broadcast in HD, depending on location in Mexico.
▶ More details: How to watch La Liga in Mexico
2026-2032
TelevisaUnison has the exclusive rights in Mexico to broadcast live coverage of the Women’s Soccer tournament at the Olympic Games.
The Spanish-language broadcaster has the rights to over 200 hours of coverage at every Olympic Games until 2032, across pay-TV, free-to-air television and digital. As part of that, full coverage of Women’s soccer was included from the group stages through to the final.
The Spanish-language broadcaster has the rights to over 200 hours of coverage at every Olympic Games until 2032, across pay-TV, free-to-air television and digital. As part of that, full coverage of Women’s soccer was included from the group stages through to the final.
The majority of matches are shown live on TelevisaUnison’s free-to-air TV channel, Canal 5, but some matches are also on the pay-TV platform, TUDN.
Live streaming of the Women’s Soccer at the Olympics is available through ViX, TelevisaUnison’s streaming platform. This can be accessed directly through a web browser or via the ViX app, which can be downloaded for free onto iOS and Android smart devices.
All Women’s Soccer Olympic matches broadcast by TelevisaUnison come with match commentary and analysis from former players and experts. Match highlights and catch-up are accessible through the ViX app.
More details
TelevisaUnison has the exclusive rights in Mexico to broadcast live coverage of the Women’s Soccer tournament at the Olympic Games.The Spanish-language broadcaster has the rights to over 200 hours of coverage at every Olympic Games until 2032, across pay-TV, free-to-air television and digital. As part of that, full coverage of Women’s soccer was included from the group stages through to the final.
The majority of matches are shown live on TelevisaUnison’s free-to-air TV channel, Canal 5, but some matches are also on the pay-TV platform, TUDN.
Live streaming of the Women’s Soccer at the Olympics is available through ViX, TelevisaUnison’s streaming platform. This can be accessed directly through a web browser or via the ViX app, which can be downloaded for free onto iOS and Android smart devices.
All Women’s Soccer Olympic matches broadcast by TelevisaUnison come with match commentary and analysis from former players and experts. Match highlights and catch-up are accessible through the ViX app.
2023-2026
Fans in Mexico can watch live Liga MX games on TUDN and stream live matches on ViX, thanks to Televisa’s broadcast deal for Mexican top-flight football, securing the rights to the home fixtures of some of the biggest clubs.
This includes Liga MX heavyweights such as América, Pumas, and Cruz Azul, as well as Santos, Atlas, Rayados, and Toluca, which fans can watch on the TUDN, Canal 5, and Canal 2 TV channels.
▶ More details: How to watch Liga MX in Mexico
2023-2026
Televisa is an official Liga MX Femenil broadcaster in Mexico, securing the rights to the home games of over five teams. This includes América, Cruz Azul, Pumas, Monterrey, Toluca, and Necaxa, with some home games exclusive to Televisa, while others are shared with other broadcasters.
Thanks to this broadcast deal, fans in Mexico can stream live Liga MX games on the ViX streaming service, with TUDN, along with free-to-air channels Nu9ve and Las Estrellas, broadcasting select matches on TV.
▶ More details: How to watch Liga MX Femenil in Mexico
Satellites
What satellites is TUDN available on?
| Position | Satellite | Encryption |
|---|---|---|
| 116.8°W | Eutelsat 117 West A | |
| 117.0°W | Eutelsat 117 West B | |
| 58.0°W | Intelsat 21 | |
| 78.8°W | Sky Mexico 1 |
About
TUDN history, coverage, features
TUDN México is a pay-tv sports channel owned by Grupo Televisa Univisión and operated by Televisa Networks. The channel became the first television network to air content for both Mexico and the United States under the same name and with mostly the same on-screen talent when it launched on July 20, 2019. The channel replaced the brands TDN and Televisa Deportes in Mexico, while it did the same in the United States with Univisión Deportes Network, Univisión TDN, and the sports division known as Univisión Deportes. The channel’s initials stand for Televisa Univisión Deportes Network.
TUDN México picked up most of the content aired by TDN in the past, with the channel’s focus being football. Other sports covered by the channel over the years have included baseball, basketball, rugby, handball, and multi-sports events such as the Pan American Games. Given that each country had negotiated broadcasting rights before the merger, not all sports events are available on TUDN México and TUDN USA.
Speaking about football, TUDN México has aired Liga MX games, Copa MX matches, Liga de Expansión games, and Liga MX Femenil games. International club competitions such as the Leagues Cup and the Campeones Cup have also been aired by this channel. International football events have also had screen time on this channel, with Copa América Games, CONCACAF Gold Cup matches, and FIFA Women’s World Cup games being aired on this network. TUDN has also been the home for the Mexican National Football Team, with competitive and friendly games for both the male and female teams being aired on this channel.
TUDN’s content has always been aired in High Definition, although a downscaled version is available for those users who have not switched to HD technology.
Content disclaimer:
The published listings of live, re-aired, and on-demand match and program events published on this website are broadcast by the official rights holders. They are available on various platforms such as terrestrial TV, radio, cable, satellite, IPTV, mobile and desktop apps. Where possible, we will provide links to the streaming events available on the platforms provided by the official broadcasters. Please note that in many cases, a digital subscription or user authentication with a TV or internet provider will be required. We endeavor to provide as accurate and detailed broadcast information as possible. However, broadcast schedules are subject to change at any time. If you find incorrect or missing information, please let us know
The published listings of live, re-aired, and on-demand match and program events published on this website are broadcast by the official rights holders. They are available on various platforms such as terrestrial TV, radio, cable, satellite, IPTV, mobile and desktop apps. Where possible, we will provide links to the streaming events available on the platforms provided by the official broadcasters. Please note that in many cases, a digital subscription or user authentication with a TV or internet provider will be required. We endeavor to provide as accurate and detailed broadcast information as possible. However, broadcast schedules are subject to change at any time. If you find incorrect or missing information, please let us know
