How to Watch the 2026 Leagues Cup Live Without Cable (Even for Free)
The 2026 World Cup might be over, but that doesn't mean soccer has fallen off the world stage. The sixth annual Leagues Cup, which pits Mexico's Liga MX against Major League Soccer, starts tonight with six games, including the No. Pachuca.What began in 2019 as a competition for just four teams will now feature 36 clubs and will have 54 matchups in Phase One alone.
- ▪The 2026 World Cup might be over, but that doesn't mean soccer has fallen off the world stage.
- ▪The sixth annual Leagues Cup, which pits Mexico's Liga MX against Major League Soccer, starts tonight with six games, including the No.
- ▪Pachuca.What began in 2019 as a competition for just four teams will now feature 36 clubs and will have 54 matchups in Phase One alone.
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The 2026 World Cup might be over, but that doesn't mean soccer has fallen off the world stage. The sixth annual Leagues Cup, which pits Mexico's Liga MX against Major League Soccer, starts tonight with six games, including the No. 2 ranked Tigres vs. Salt Lake and the No. 6 ranked Cincinnati vs. Pachuca.What began in 2019 as a competition for just four teams will now feature 36 clubs and will have 54 matchups in Phase One alone. The competition's top three clubs will qualify for the 2027 Concacaf Champions Cup, and the champion goes right to the Round of 16.
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