Liga MX Watch Planner

Plan your Liga MX viewing — match what you follow to what you pay for

The Watch Planner cross-references the clubs you follow with the streaming services you subscribe to, then shows exactly which upcoming matches you can watch with your current setup — and which ones need another provider.

How it works:

• Step 1: Check the boxes for the Liga MX clubs you want to follow. You can pick as many as you like — every team you select will be tracked.
• Step 2: Check the boxes for the streaming services you already subscribe to (or are willing to get). We never collect, store, or share this information.
• Step 3: Each upcoming match gets a color-coded verdict: green if one of your services carries it, amber if you'll need an additional provider, or gray if the broadcast hasn't been confirmed yet.

Your selections are saved in your browser — close the tab, come back next week, and your picks are still there. No account needed, no email signup, no data collection.

Understanding your Watch Planner results

After you select your teams and services, the planner shows every upcoming Liga MX match involving your chosen clubs. Each match card displays:

• Teams and kickoff time in your device's local timezone
• Coverage verdict: whether your services cover this match, and the broadcast provider
• Best single service recommendation — which provider covers the most matches for your selected teams

Coverage percentage tells you what portion of your teams' remaining matches your current subscriptions cover. If it's below 100%, the missing matches show which additional provider you'd need. Most fans find that adding one more service gets them to full coverage.

What the planner can and cannot confirm

The planner compares the providers attached to the current match feed with the services you check. It does not verify your billing tier, ZIP-code availability, language preference or whether a provider changes a listing after the latest sync. Confirm those details with the service before paying.