Watching Most of Liga MX for less than $5 a Month (Updated)

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Guide to Watching Liga MX in the USA (Updated)

This guide provides affordable and effective ways to watch Liga MX games in the USA using VPNs and streaming services. Below is a breakdown of available services and costs, followed by updated team-specific streaming information for viewers accessing content from Mexico.

1. VPN Setup

VPN: Windscribe (Mexico location)

  • Cost: $2 per month / $24 per year
  • Unlimited data for Mexico location

2. Streaming Services

ViX+

  • Cost: $35/year with ads or 200 pesos/month (~2,400 pesos/year)
  • Channels: Las Estrellas, Canal 5, Tlnovelas, Telemundo Internacional, TUDN
  • Provides live Liga MX games, national team matches, and Mexican news

Marca Claro YouTube

  • Free (requires VPN for Mexico)
  • Streams select Liga MX games, especially for teams like León and Pachuca
  • URL: Marca Claro YouTube Channel

Azteca 7

YouTube TV Spanish Plan

  • Cost: $34.99/month
  • Channels: Includes Univision, TUDN, and other Spanish-language channels

Fanatiz (Optional)

  • Cost: $9-$12/month depending on promotions
  • Channels: Fox Sports, Claro Sports, La Liga TV, beIN Sports, GOL TV (English/Spanish), Brasileirao Play, TyC Sports, Sevilla TV, OneFootball
  • Includes European leagues, Fox Sports Mexico

Disney+

  • Cost: ~159 pesos/month (~1,908 pesos/year)

Prime Video

  • Cost: ~99 pesos/month (~1,188 pesos/year)

Pro’s and Con’s

ViX+:

  • Pros: Works well with Airplay, supports various devices (iPhone, Android, FireStick, Apple TV). Great for Liga MX and NT games.
  • Cons: Requires VPN, occasional buffering on FireStick. Mobile and web apps perform better.

Marca Claro YouTube:

  • Pros: Free, HD quality.
  • Cons: Requires VPN, may need incognito mode to bypass restrictions.

Azteca 7:

  • Pros: Free, HD quality**.**
  • Cons: VPN required, occasional quality drops during high-traffic events.

YouTube TV Spanish Plan:

  • Pros: Closest Univision replacement in the USA, high channel variety.
  • Cons: Costs more than ViX+ and requires no additional channels for certain users.

Fanatiz:

  • Pros: No VPN needed for European games, great UI, includes VOD playback and stats.
  • Cons: Requires VPN for Fox Sports Mexico, relatively expensive for Liga MX content alone.

Disney+:

  • Pros: Great for family entertainment, available on multiple devices.
  • Cons: VPN and possible other cost including Mexican credit card

Prime Video:

  • Pros: Good quality streams, exclusive content like Chivas games.
  • Cons: May or may not require a separate subscription for sports content.

Cost Comparison

  • YouTube TV Spanish Plan (yearly): $419.88 USD
  • FuboTV Latino package (yearly): $396 USD
  • FuboTV Starter package (yearly): $777.84 USD

Alternative Cost with VPN & Streaming Services:

  • VPN (Windscribe 1 year): $24 USD
  • ViX+ (1 year): $35 USD / ~2,400 pesos
  • Disney+ (1 year): ~1,908 pesos
  • Prime Video (1 year): ~1,188 pesos
  • Total (without Fanatiz): $59 USD / ~5,496 pesos

Total (including Fanatiz): $185.39 USD

Cost with VPN and just VIX+

  • Total $59
  • $59/12=$4.91 a month for Liga MX

Mexico-Specific Streaming Info by Team (Alphabetical Order)

Team Televisión Abierta Streaming
América Televisa ViX Premium (TUDN)
Atlas Televisa ViX Premium (TUDN)
Atlético de San Luis ESPN Disney Plus
Chivas No disponible Prime Video
Cruz Azul Televisa ViX Premium (TUDN)
FC Juárez Por confirmar Caliente TV
León No disponible Tubi TV
Mazatlán TV Azteca, Fox Deportes, FS Premium ViX Premium (TUDN), Disney+
Monterrey Televisa ViX Premium
Necaxa TV Azteca Claro Sports
Pachuca No disponible Tubi TV
Puebla TV Azteca No disponible
Pumas Televisa ViX Premium
Querétaro No disponible Caliente TV
Santos Laguna Televisa ViX Premium
Tigres TV Azteca No disponible
Tijuana No disponible Caliente TV
Toluca Televisa ViX Premium

USA-Specific Streaming Info by Team (Alphabetical Order)

Team Streaming
América ViX Premium, TUDN, Univision
Atlas TUDN
Atlético de San Luis ViX Premium
Chivas Peacock, Telemundo
Cruz Azul ViX Premium, Univision, TUDN
FC Juárez ViX Premium
León ViX Premium, TUDN
Mazatlán ViX Premium, Disney+
Monterrey Univision, TUDN
Necaxa ViX Premium
Pachuca TUDN
Puebla Fox Sports
Pumas ViX Premium
Querétaro TUDN
Santos Laguna ViX Premium
Tigres ViX Premium, TUDN
Tijuana ViX Premium, TUDN
Toluca TUDN

Tips

  1. Use Live Soccer TV to check where specific games will be broadcast.
  2. Be aware of VPN restrictions
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Most of this is accurate but certain games may appear and disappear overtime due to streaming rights and deals made by the companies, I tried making it as accurate as I could

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If I’m not mistaken Fubo drop Univision from their services it’s not even in the Latino package

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Imma come around doing something like this for the lower divisions eventually

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Great job. I appreciate the effort you put into it

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Excelente mil gracias

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I know you put Mexico as the VPN option, but Colombia has a cheaper rate for Premium. As of right now, its $11.50 USD for Premium (with ads) and $23.00 USD (without ads) for 1 year.

All you need is the VPN to pay and the content switches based on where you’re located (like Champions in USA or exclusive liga games in MX).

And Star+ doesn’t exist anymore. Now it’s only Disney+ but you need the Premium plan for some of the other games. Idk if San Luis games are available with only the Standard package but Premium is worth it if you switch to a country in South América (Premier, Bundesliga, SerieA, Ligue1, Champions, tennis)

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I can give you guys something for 7 usd that has more than just the Liga Mx it has all the sports movies and TV shows DM me

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Don’t forget fubo have dropped Univision and tudn unfortunately

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You can get 3 years of Windscribe VPN via stacksocial(deal site) for around $70 which comes out close to the price mentioned in this post. I don’t use Windscribe or stacksocial it’s just a deal that’s been on my radar.

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Does Vix+ show all the games that air on TUDN also?

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Can someone share their experience with successfully using a vpn or something similar to get around the Youtube geofencing? Tijuana streams their home games on Youtube for free but only in Mexico. My VPN (PIA) does not work when trying to stream from the US. I have tried setting it to a Mexico IP but all packets go through a server in another country and Youtube blocks the content.

Maybe it is as easy as switching VPNs, but wanted to get some insight. I’m going to try Windscribe next time to see if it works.

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This is mostly for mex, you how I can watch tudn in the U.S.? Tried vix + but doesn’t have all of the games

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FUBO and Univision have parted ways. FUBO wanted more money. Univision said no. FUBO only has Fox Deportes & Telemundo now. Link

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So if I want to see all Toluca games, which one should I get ?

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I’ll update that now cause I sincerely didn’t know: seems like they just keep making the plans worse honestly

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Its not on Sling anymore either

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Closest replacement in the US is YoutubeTV Spanish plan for 34.99/mo.

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FUBO wanted to charge them more for them to be on FUBO. So Univision left.

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Please bro I wasn’t able to watch a single Tapatio game last season