Leagues Cup TV & Live Streaming Schedule

How to watch the Leagues Cup in the U.S.

Apple TV is the only platform carrying every Leagues Cup match in 2026. The tournament is included with a standard Apple TV subscription, without a separate MLS Season Pass. Selected matches will also be available on FS1 and through TelevisaUnivision’s broadcast networks.

The exact channel varies by game. Refer to the schedule above for the latest broadcast assignment, or read our complete guide to watching the 2026 Leagues Cup for more information about subscriptions, Spanish-language coverage and cable-free viewing options.

About the 2026 Leagues Cup

Leagues Cup 2026 features 36 teams: all 18 Liga MX clubs and 18 MLS teams that qualified through the 2025 MLS Cup Playoffs. Phase One takes place from August 4–13, with every club playing three matches against teams from the opposing league.

The top four teams in the MLS table and the top four in the Liga MX table advance to the quarterfinals. The quarterfinals are played August 25–27, followed by the semifinals on September 1–2 and the third-place match and final on September 6. The top three finishers qualify for the 2027 Concacaf Champions Cup.