Pachuca facing New York Red Bulls in the Leagues Cup (USA Today via Reuters)
If you don’t know where to watch the Leagues Cup matches, here is the complete list of the matches with their schedules, as well as the television channels on which they will be broadcast, so that you don’t miss any of the games.
The best teams in Liga MX and Major League Soccer are preparing to face each other in a tournament full of intensity and football passion.
The Leagues Cup is a Concacaf tournament that brings together all the professional soccer teams from the two most important leagues in the region: Liga MX and MLS.
Although there are several television networks that will broadcast the Leagues Cup matches, it is on Apple TV that all the tournament matches will be shown, not only in the United States, but also in Mexico.
Charlotte FC vs Cruz Azul
Day: July 31st
Time (Mexico time): 18:00 hours
Estadio: Bank of America Stadium
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – MLS Season Pass
Club Santos Laguna vs D.C. United
Day: July 31st
Time (Mexico time): 18:00 hours
Stadium: Subaru Park
Broadcast Channel: TSN, Apple TV – Free and FS1
FC Dallas vs FC Juárez
Day: July 31st
Time (Mexico time): 7:00 p.m.
Estadio: Toyota Stadium
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – MLS Season Pass
Nashville SC vs Mazatlán FC
Day: July 31st
Time (Mexico time): 7:00 p.m.
Stadium: GEODIS Park
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – MLS Season Pass
Club Tigres vs Club Puebla
Day: July 31st
Time (Mexico time): 7:30 p.m.
Estadio: Shell Energy Stadium
Broadcast Channel: TV Azteca, UniMás and Apple TV – Free
San Jose Earthquakes vs LA Galaxy
Day: July 31st
Time (Mexico time): 8:30 p.m.
Estadio: PayPal Park
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – Free
To find out more information about the Leagues Cup, the matches, the squads, the players and other statistics, there is the official website, which you can accessby clicking on the following link.
In less than a month, more than 70 matches will be played in Canada and the United States (EFE)
The Leagues Cup is the new soccer tournament of the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Football (Concacaf) made up of all the teams of Liga MX and Major League Soccer (MLS).
For nearly a month, the 29 teams that make up the MLS will face the 18 clubs of Liga MX in a tournament that will be played in a format very similar to that of the World Cup, with group stages followed by knockout rounds.
The competition is made up of 15 groups of three teams each, which are divided into four regions: East, West, South and Central.
One of the innovations of the Leagues Cup is that there will be no ties in the group stage; if a match ends in a draw, each team will receive one point and then they will face penalties to get an extra point.
The top two teams from each group will advance to the round of 32, where the MLS Cup champion team and the club with the most points among the two Liga MX Apertura and Clausura champions have already qualified.
A total of 77 matches will be played over the course of a month at different MLS stadiums in the United States and Canada.
The Leagues Cup winner will qualify directly to the round of 16 of the Concacaf Champions League, while the second and third place teams will also earn a ticket to this tournament.
