North America’s most intense rivalry is heating up once again. From August 4 to September 6, LIGA MX and MLS clubs will face off once more in the 2026 Leagues Cup, a tournament that promises to set every stadium ablaze.
If you’re one of those who plans to stay glued to your couch during this month of pure competition, FutbolMundial.com brings you the definitive broadcast guide so you don’t miss a single minute of this year’s 62 matches.
Apple TV: The global home of the tournament
As usual, Apple TV will be the primary and exclusive destination to enjoy the entire tournament worldwide. Whether on your phone, gaming console, or Smart TV, all 62 matches will be available via the app in more than 100 countries.
The service will not only include live broadcasts with commentary options in Spanish, English, and French, but will also offer dedicated programs such as La Previa, El Resumen, and Leagues Cup Countdown to analyze every detail of each matchday.
Broadcast and Pay-TV coverage
If you prefer traditional television, several networks in North America have joined the soccer festivities to broadcast a selection of the best matches:
In the United States: TelevisaUnivision will broadcast a total of 16 matches (including the Grand Final), while FOX Sports will air 14 matches on FS1.
In Mexico: Great news for Mexican fans! Imagen Televisión is joining the lineup and will broadcast 12 matches from Phase One. Meanwhile, TelevisaUnivision will air three games from this same phase.
In Canada: TSN will broadcast 14 matches, and RDS will air seven matches with French commentary.
The Must-See matches of Phase One
The first phase will treat us to 54 exclusive, live matchups between MLS and LIGA MX. Mark these dates on your calendar because these are matchups that promise to make history:
Toluca vs. Seattle Sounders FC (August 5): The defending Leagues Cup champion visits Toluca. It’s the first match of the tournament to be played on Mexican soil!
LAFC vs. Chivas (August 5): One of the most passionate and highly anticipated cross-border rivalries returns to Los Angeles.
Club América vs. San Diego FC (August 6): Mexico’s most successful team officially welcomes the new MLS expansion franchise to the tournament.
Inter Miami CF vs. CF Monterrey (August 8): Two absolute powerhouses with star-studded rosters clash in what is shaping up to be the standout game of the group stage.
Cruz Azul vs. New York City FC (August 9): The 2026 Clausura champion takes on one of MLS’s founding and most established clubs.
Tigres UANL vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC (August 11): A key matchup to close out Phase One between the CONCACAF runner-up and the leaders of the MLS Western Conference.
The Road to the Final and Tickets
The intensity will reach its peak with the Knockout Stage beginning on August 25. Apple TV will broadcast the entire journey all the way to the Final on Sunday, September 6, with support from local broadcasters for select Quarterfinal and Semifinal matches.
For the lucky few who want to experience the excitement from the stands, tickets are now on sale through the official website LeaguesCup.com or directly at the host clubs’ box offices.