How to watch CONCACAF Champions Cup in Mexico

FOX Latin America, the Latin American arm of the US media giant Fox, is the official broadcaster of the CONCACAF Champions Cup in Mexico. This is thanks to a four-year renewal agreed upon between the broadcaster and soccer’s governing body in the North and Central American region, including the Caribbean, thus extending this partnership into 2030.

It should be noted that this four-year rights deal covers more than just the Concacaf Champions Cup; it also encompasses the Concacaf Central American Cup and the Concacaf Caribbean Cup. As a result, FOX Latin America remains the go-to broadcaster for Concacaf men’s club soccer in Mexico throughout the duration of this deal.

This means football fans in Mexico can watch and stream live Concacaf Champions Cup games on FOX pay-TV channels and FOX+, as well as the Fox One streaming service for the 2027, 2028, 2029, and 2030 seasons. Additionally, the broadcaster provides top-tier production, expert analysis, and more for this regional competition.

Mexican viewers can stream live Concacaf Champions Cup games, including fixtures involving some of the biggest Liga MX and MLS clubs, in HD on the FOX One streaming app or website. The FOX One app is available for download on Android and iOS devices, including Apple and Android TV, smart TVs, select Xbox devices, Fire TV, and more.

FOX One was launched on third-party platforms such as Claro Video, Amazon Prime Video, and Roku in October 2025, with a standalone subscription platform promised for a later date. This means fans in Mexico who subscribed to select third-party TV distributors of FOX may receive access to the broadcaster’s streaming platform, though this is subject to change.

Meanwhile, Mexican viewers can watch live Concacaf Champions Cup fixtures on FOX’s linear channels via third-party cable, satellite, and streaming TV providers such as Totalplay, Megacable, Claro Video, Sky México, Prime Video, Roku, and others.

Likewise, the premium pay-TV sports channel FOX+ was launched in February 2026 on Megacable. It was later picked up by pay-TV operator StarTV roughly a month later, bringing FOX’s overflow coverage to another television provider.