Chivas Querida: Cómo ver el partido ante Atlas y opciones de transmisión

Chivas, one of the most storied and widely supported clubs in Mexican soccer, consistently draws massive television audiences. The team’s matches are among the most-watched broadcasts, creating a surge of fan engagement not only from the Rebaño Sagrado faithful but also from rival squads who track schedules for MX League, MX Cup, or friendly fixtures alike.

Guadalajara is set to host Atlas in the first leg of the quarterfinals at Akron Stadium, scheduled for Thursday, May 12, at 9:05 PM Central Mexico time. The game will be shown on Canal 5, Azteca 7, TUDN, and Afizzionados, providing broad accessibility for viewers across channels and platforms.

GOAL offers the essential details fans need to know about the Rojiblancos, including broadcaster information and viewing options for different regions.

LOCAL

When Guadalajara faces opponents in league action and in eLiga MX broadcasts, rights are held by Claro and Afizzionados through Izzi for most broadcasts, with fixtures aligned to the tournament in question. In the United States, the matches are carried by Telemundo for both league and cup competitions.

VISITOR

Broadcast rights vary by opponent. In Liga MX, Televisa holds rights for several clubs including Cruz Azul, Santos, Necaxa, Tigres, Juárez, Toluca, and Pachuca, while TV Azteca covers Atlas, Mazatlán, Puebla, Monterrey, Tijuana, León, and Pachuca with some matches also carried by Imagen TV and Claro. In the United States, Univision is the primary broadcaster. Cup matches require checking the local programming guide for current rights, while Concachamps fixtures are typically aired by FoxSports.

Channel availability by cable system is listed below to help viewers locate the right options for their home service.

For those without cable access, Liga MX matches can be streamed through the official sports apps on supported devices, including Aztec TV apps, ensuring flexibility for viewers who prefer online platforms.

Source: Goal