Ricardo Marín is scoring goals in bunches for Chivas, and if you searched his name you probably want one thing: to actually watch the next Chivas match from the United States. Here's the fastest answer, then every option in detail.
The fastest answer: Chivas home matches stream in the US on Amazon Prime Video (included with a regular Prime membership). Chivas away matches follow the home team's broadcaster — most often ViX (TelevisaUnivision's streaming service), and sometimes Telemundo/Peacock or another network depending on the opponent. If you only care about Chivas, the practical combo is Prime Video + ViX Premium, which covers the large majority of their schedule.
Why Liga MX is split across so many services
Unlike the Premier League or NFL, Liga MX doesn't sell one national TV package. Each club sells the rights to its home matches separately. So the service you need for any given match depends on who's hosting:
- Chivas home games → Amazon Prime Video (US)
- Club América, Cruz Azul, and most TelevisaUnivision-aligned clubs at home → TUDN / Univision channels and ViX
- Some clubs → Telemundo, Universo, and Peacock
- A handful of clubs → Fox's networks, with select matches on the free service Tubi
Rights do shift between seasons, so for a specific club's home matches it's worth confirming on the club's or league's official site before you subscribe.
Option 1: Amazon Prime Video (Chivas home matches)
Chivas sells its US home-match rights to Amazon, so every league game played at Estadio Akron — like the recent rout of Xolos where Marín bagged a brace — streams on Prime Video.
- Cost: included with Amazon Prime (~$14.99/month or
$139/year), or Prime Video standalone ($8.99/month) - How to find matches: search "Chivas" in the Prime Video app near kickoff; matches appear under Live & Upcoming
- Commentary: typically offered in Spanish, with English options on select matches — check the listing
If you already have Prime for shipping, you're covered for half of Chivas' league schedule at no extra cost.
Option 2: ViX (the biggest single Liga MX library)
ViX is TelevisaUnivision's streamer and carries more Liga MX than any other single service, because Televisa-aligned clubs (América, Cruz Azul, and others) put their home matches there. When Chivas visits one of those clubs, ViX is usually where you'll watch.
- Cost: live matches generally require ViX Premium, around $7.99/month; a free ad-supported tier exists but live top matches are usually behind the paywall
- Bonus: ViX also streams Chivas' biggest rivalry road game — the Clásico Nacional at América — when América hosts
Option 3: TUDN / Univision on cable or live TV streamers
Many ViX-side matches also air on TUDN (cable channel) and some on Univision or UniMás broadcast networks. If you'd rather channel-surf than manage apps:
- Cable/satellite: TUDN is on most Spanish-language tiers
- Live TV streaming: services like Fubo (from ~$85/month, strong Spanish-language soccer lineup), DIRECTV STREAM, and Sling (Spanish-language add-on packages start much cheaper, ~$10–$20 on top of a base plan) carry TUDN and/or Univision — exact channel lineups change, so verify TUDN is in the package before subscribing
Option 4: Telemundo, Universo and Peacock
A few Liga MX clubs place their US rights with NBCUniversal. Those matches air on Telemundo or Universo and stream on Peacock (premium tier, around $10.99/month). If Chivas' road opponent is one of these clubs, that's your destination for the night. Telemundo is also a free over-the-air network — more on that below.
Cost breakdown
| Service | Typical price | What you get for Chivas/Liga MX |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon Prime Video | ~$8.99/mo (or with Prime ~$14.99/mo) | All Chivas home league matches |
| ViX Premium | ~$7.99/mo | Most Chivas road matches + América, Cruz Azul & more |
| Peacock Premium | ~$10.99/mo | Matches hosted by Telemundo-aligned clubs |
| Fubo / DIRECTV STREAM | ~$80+/mo | TUDN, Univision, Telemundo in one place |
| Sling + Spanish add-on | ~$40–60/mo total | Budget path to TUDN-type channels |
| Tubi | Free | Select matches from Fox-aligned clubs |
The efficient setup for a Chivas fan: Prime Video ($9) + ViX Premium ($8) ≈ $17/month covers nearly the whole schedule. A big live-TV bundle only makes sense if you also want other sports and channels.
Free and cheapest options
You can see a meaningful amount of Liga MX without paying:
- Antenna (free): Univision, UniMás, and Telemundo are over-the-air broadcast networks. A $25–$40 indoor antenna picks them up in most metro areas, and marquee Liga MX matches air on these networks regularly.
- Tubi (free): Fox's free streamer has carried select Liga MX matches from Fox-aligned clubs. Availability varies by week — check the Sports section in the app.
- ViX free tier: highlights, replays, and some programming are free; full live matches usually need Premium.
- Free trials: Fubo and some streamers offer trials — fine for a one-off big match.
The cheapest reliable single subscription for a Chivas fan specifically is Prime Video, since it guarantees every home match.
What about Ricardo Marín and this season? (time-sensitive)
This section reflects the current Liga MX campaign and will age faster than the rest of this guide. Marín has stepped into the scoring load at Chivas — including a brace against Xolos de Tijuana — with the club moving on from Armando "Hormiga" González's goals. Chivas' next home fixtures stream on Prime Video as described above; for exact kickoff dates and times, check the schedule at chivasdecorazon.com.mx or ligamx.net, since matchdays shift for cup competitions and international breaks.
FAQ
Do I need to speak Spanish to follow Liga MX in the US? No, but most broadcasts are Spanish-first. Prime Video offers English commentary on select Chivas matches, and ViX is primarily Spanish. Univision/Telemundo over-the-air are Spanish-language.
Is there one subscription that shows every Liga MX match? No. Because each club sells its home rights separately, no single US service carries the full league. Prime Video + ViX Premium is the best two-service combo for Chivas fans; add Peacock if a favorite opponent's club is Telemundo-aligned.
Can I watch the Clásico Nacional (Chivas vs. América)? Yes — the venue decides the service. At Estadio Akron it's on Prime Video; at Estadio Azteca (América home) it's on TUDN/ViX, often simulcast on Univision. Check listings the week of the match.