Global Broadcasters for the Liga MX
Liga MX (Apertura 2017 Season) – Mexico Broadcasters
Multimedia conglomerate TV Azteca, media giant Televisa and sports networks Claro Sports and TVC Deportes all hold broadcast rights for the Liga MX in Mexico. Pay-TV broadcasters ESPN, Fox Sports and Sky have also lined-up their channels for the action in high definition. Matches from CD Guadalajara are available on Chivas TV.
Liga MX (Apertura 2017 Season) – USA Broadcasters
In the United States, La Liga MX is extensively covered on Univision’s portfolio of channels. The network’s flagship channel Univision, along with Univision Deportes, UniMás and Galavision are all expected to carry live matches during the season. This gives fans extra opportunities to watch the matches online and on mobile via partner OTT services such as fuboTV, Sling and DIRECTV NOW.
Liga MX (Apertura 2017 Season) – Argentina Broadcasters
In Argentina, live Liga MX games will be available to watch on FOX Sports Latin American platforms, including television channel Fox Sports Cono Sur. Coverage on Las Estrellas is also available to DIRECTV Argentina subscribers.
For a list of additional countries, please visit the Liga MX competition page to view specific territorial broadcasting rights.
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How can I find out who is playing?
Visit our Liga MX competition page for the most current official broadcast listings.
What is the current table ranking?
Visit our Liga MX competition page for the latest table rankings.
Liga MX Clausura 2017 Info and Highlights:
Liga MX Clausura 2017 Champions: GuadalajaraChelsea
Top Scorers:
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1st place: Raúl Ruidiaz, 9 goals
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2nd: André-Pierre Gignac, 8 goals
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3rd: Oribe Peralta, 8 Goals
Most Assists:
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1st: Neri Cardozo, 6 assists
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2nd: Carlos Sánchez, 5 assists
Team Relegated: Jaguares Chiapas
Who is the Apertura 2017 season promoted team?
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Promoted: Lobos BUAP
Who qualified for the 2017-18 CONCACAF Champions League?
Tigres, América and Guadalajara earned their spot in the CONCACAF Champions League. Tigres and Chivas get to the tournament as Apertura 2016 and Clausura 2017 champions, respectively, while América joins them as the runner up of the Apertura. A fourth spot will be filled shortly with a team to be determined by Liga MX officials.
Who qualified for the 2017 Club World Cup?
Pachuca will return to the club competition after beating Tigres in a dramatic CONCACAF Champions League final. Los Tuzos will take over as CONCACAF's team, following America's presence for two consecutive years.
What were the biggest summer transfers?
Former Everton wingman Enner Valencia will return to the Mexican top flight, this time joining Tigres. Other major moves involved Samurai Blue all-time top scorer Keisuke Honda joining Pachuca, whilst former Inter Milan shot-stopper Juan Pablo Carrizo will play for Monterrey.
What were the biggest managerial changes before the start of the season?
Former El Tri manager Miguel Herrera will return to the team that gave him his only title: America. "El Piojo" left some unfinished business with Las Aguilas, and he will try to get them back to the playoffs after missing out on the postseason for the first time in six years.
