How to Watch Club América Matches on TV and Live Stream in 2026
Club América supporters can currently use five-day free trials from Fubo or DirecTV to watch Liga MX coverage, with both services carrying Univision, TUDN and UniMás as of March 2026.
How América’s broadcast picture is split
América’s domestic fixtures are largely shown across the Univision network group. TUDN, Univision and UniMás carry most home matches as well as major Liguilla ties, while ViX is a key streaming destination for Liga MX games and can hold exclusive fixtures outside traditional television coverage.
The channel arrangement changes when América move into continental competition. FOX Sports and FS1 are the principal television homes for the CONCACAF Champions Cup.
Summer action in the Leagues Cup is available through MLS Season Pass on the Apple TV app, placing América’s tournament schedule on a separate platform again.
Viewing timeline for América matches
- Check the competition first: Liga MX, CONCACAF Champions Cup or Leagues Cup.
- For domestic home games and major playoff matches, look to TUDN, Univision, UniMás or ViX.
- For CONCACAF Champions Cup ties, FOX Sports and FS1 are the main outlets.
- For Leagues Cup fixtures, MLS Season Pass on Apple TV is required.
- New Fubo and DirecTV customers can use their five-day trial period for eligible Liga MX coverage.
What happens next
Supporters will need to track América’s competition and match designation before kickoff, particularly for away fixtures and international dates, as the broadcast route can move between the Univision channels, ViX, FOX platforms and Apple TV.
Key takeaways
- Fubo and DirecTV offer five-day free trials for new users.
- Both streaming services include Univision, TUDN and UniMás.
- ViX provides a digital-first option and may carry Liga MX matches exclusively.
- FOX Sports and FS1 lead coverage of the CONCACAF Champions Cup.
- Leagues Cup matches are shown through MLS Season Pass on Apple TV.
