Liga MX Match Preview: Atlas FC vs. Cruz Azul – November 7, 2024
Kick-off Time: 9:00 PM (local time)
Venue: Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara, Mexico
1. Streaming Services to Watch Atlas FC vs Cruz Azul
Several streaming platforms will likely have the game, but availability can vary depending on your location. Here's a breakdown of the main services that offer Liga MX coverage:
Paramount+
If you're in the United States, Paramount+ holds exclusive broadcasting rights to some Liga MX matches, especially for teams like Cruz Azul, which has a large fanbase in the U.S. Check their sports section to see if the match is available for live streaming.TUDN (formerly Univision Deportes)
TUDN provides live Spanish-language coverage for most Liga MX games in the U.S. and Mexico. You can stream their broadcasts on the TUDN app, website, or through cable providers with a subscription. It’s an excellent choice if you're comfortable with Spanish commentary.VIX+
VIX+ is a relatively new streaming service offering live sports content in Spanish, including Liga MX. They stream games for free with ads, but for ad-free streaming or additional content, there’s a paid option. Check VIX+ to see if this match is part of their live broadcasts.FuboTV
If you're in the U.S. or Canada, FuboTV is another platform that often broadcasts Liga MX games. FuboTV offers a free trial for new users, which could be useful for watching the match.Fox Sports (Mexico)
If you’re in Mexico or have access to a Mexican streaming service, Fox Sports regularly broadcasts Liga MX games. Their digital platforms and mobile apps also offer live streaming.
2. Liga MX's Official Streaming Options
Liga MX App
The Liga MX app is an essential tool for fans of Mexican football. It provides live scores, news, highlights, and even live video coverage for certain games. The app is free, though live streams may be limited to specific regions or require a premium subscription. You can also watch game highlights if you're unable to watch the match live.TUDN App
TUDN also offers live coverage through its mobile app, where you can stream games from Liga MX as well as other sports.
3. Watch on Social Media & YouTube
Social Media
Keep an eye on Atlas FC and Cruz Azul’s official social media accounts (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook) for updates, match highlights, and potentially live streams. While full games aren’t often streamed on social media, both clubs usually provide match highlights shortly after the final whistle. Additionally, the official Liga MX Twitter account might post live commentary and updates.YouTube
Some sports channels or even official clubs occasionally upload highlights or full-match recaps on YouTube. While not a reliable way to watch the game live, YouTube can be an excellent resource for catching up after the match is over.
4. Accessing the Match with a VPN
If the match is not available in your region due to broadcasting restrictions, you can use a VPN (Virtual Private Network) to access a service that broadcasts the game. A VPN allows you to change your virtual location and access content as if you're in a different country. Here's how to do it:
- Choose a reputable VPN service like NordVPN, ExpressVPN, or CyberGhost.
- Connect to a server in a country where the match is available (e.g., the U.S. or Mexico).
- Log in to the streaming platform where the game is being broadcast (Paramount+, TUDN, etc.).
- Enjoy the match as though you’re in the country that has access to it.
5. Check Local TV Networks
If you’re in Mexico or Latin America, the match might be available for free or via cable through local broadcasters. Networks like TV Azteca or Televisa often broadcast Liga MX games over the air or on their respective streaming platforms.
6. Radio Coverage
If you can't stream the game, some platforms offer live radio commentary. For example, TUDN Radio offers live commentary for Liga MX matches in Spanish, and you can listen to it online via their website or mobile app.
7. Be Aware of Kickoff Times
Make sure you double-check the kickoff time of the match for your time zone. Matches are typically scheduled in Central Time (CT) in Mexico, but times may differ depending on the location and competition. Using a time zone converter or checking the official club or Liga MX website can help avoid missing the action.
8. Set Up Alerts or Notifications
If you can’t watch the match live, many of the streaming platforms mentioned above (Paramount+, TUDN, FuboTV) allow you to set up alerts or notifications for game kickoffs, goals, and final results. You can also enable push notifications from the Liga MX app or set reminders for the match so you won’t forget when it’s happening.
