Liga MX: where to watch, full schedule, kickoff times & channels

Working out what channel the game is on has become the hardest part of watching Liga MX: the rights are split across half a dozen networks and change depending on who’s at home. This guide fixes exactly that — the channel, kickoff time, and venue for every match, matchday by matchday, and you can filter by your club to see only your games.

What channel is the Liga MX game on?

The rule almost nobody explains: the home club sets the channel. Each team sells the rights to its home games separately, so the same club appears on one network at home and a different one away. That’s why “your team’s channel” doesn’t really exist — what exists is the channel of the team hosting the match.

With that rule, the table below tells you in advance where any match will air, and the schedule carries the matchday lineup as soon as it’s confirmed. Channels with a dashed outline are the home team’s usual broadcaster, not yet officially announced for that date; solid outlines are confirmed.

What time does my team play? Kickoff times in Mexico and the US

Kickoff times in the schedule default to Mexico City time. If you’re watching from the United States, switch the zone with the selector (Eastern, Central, Mountain, or Pacific) and the times recalculate on their own, daylight saving already accounted for. Matches in Tijuana and Juárez also show the venue’s local time, which isn’t the same as Mexico City’s.

Further down is the full tournament schedule: all 17 matchdays with the date, kickoff time, venue, and channel for every match. It opens on the current matchday, and the selectors let you jump between matchdays or keep only your club.

How to watch it on Faro TV

No single channel carries all of Liga MX, and that’s the problem: following your club means stacking up separate subscriptions so you don’t miss the away games. With Faro TV the feeds are together in one app, live and in HD.

1. Message us on WhatsApp to activate your access (we’ll walk you through it in minutes).
2. Install the app on your Fire TV, Android TV, or phone with our installation guide.
3. Open the match you want from the schedule and enjoy it live.

If you don’t have the app yet, start by downloading Faro TV, and check out our Leagues Cup guide too — the tournament that pits Liga MX clubs against MLS. All of them are in the guides index.

When is the Liguilla?

Once the 17 regular-season matchdays are done, the Liguilla playoffs begin. The brackets, dates, and kickoff times are confirmed as the regular season closes; they’ll appear here and in the schedule as soon as they’re announced.