Sports fans face a packed slate of international football fixtures and professional boxing bouts featuring matches across the Russian Premier League, LaLiga, Liga MX, and a televised championship card from Tijuana, according to league and broadcast schedules. Viewers can track European action in the morning before transitioning to domestic Mexican fixtures and evening combat sports.
Global Sports Schedule Features European League Action and Liga MX Clashes
European Football Fixtures Highlight Early Window
The morning window features Russian Premier League action as Lokomotiv Moscow meets Dynamo Moscow, a fixture tracking potential appearances by Mexican footballers in the domestic circuit, according to league fixture listings. In Spain, LaLiga action features Levante hosting Real Betis alongside a high-profile fixture between Sevilla and Atlético de Madrid, according to the official league calendar.
Liga MX Saturday Matchday Schedule
Domestic Mexican football features four matches on the Saturday calendar, starting with Atlas welcoming Querétaro at Estadio Jalisco at 17:00 Central Time (19:00 ET / 16:00 PT), with television and streaming coverage provided by ViX in both Mexico and the United States. Simultaneously, Pachuca plays host to Chivas at Estadio Hidalgo at 17:00 Central Time, with U.S. broadcasts scheduled across TUDN, tudn.com, the TUDN app, and ViX, according to broadcast announcements.
At 19:00 Central Time (21:00 ET / 18:00 PT), Club América puts its unbeaten run on the line against Puebla at Estadio Banorte. Domestic viewers can watch via Canal 5, TUDN, and ViX, while U.S. audiences can tune in through TUDN, tudn.com, the TUDN app, and ViX. Night action concludes at 21:00 Central Time (23:00 ET / 20:00 PT) as Santos Laguna meets Tigres. The match will air on Canal 5, TUDN, and ViX in Mexico, and via TUDN, tudn.com, the TUDN app, and ViX in the United States.
Box Televisa Night Card From Tijuana
Combat sports programming features a Box Televisa card originating from Tijuana, Mexico, scheduled for 23:10 Central Time. The main event features Christopher López squaring off against Arturo Hernández. The card will be broadcast live in Mexico on TUDN and Canal 5, according to network programming guides.
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