The UNAM team opens its Sky Cup campaign against the Devils in Ciudad Universitaria, signaling the start of a highly anticipated season for one of the country’s most storied programs.
The Cougars are widely regarded as a flagship side, drawing one of the largest audiences in national football. Their matches routinely attract top-tier ratings, with fans not only among students but also a broad public base who track kickoff times and venues across leagues, cups, and friendlies alike. Whether in the League, Leagues Cup, Copa MX, or the Concacaf Champions League, or in non-competitive exhibitions, UNAM’s fixtures generate significant attention and discussion.
UNAM will appear in the Sky Cup when they face Toluca on the opening day of the friendly period. The match is scheduled for Tuesday, December 13 at 7:00 pm, hosted at the University Olympic Stadium. Viewers in the region can watch the game on TUDN and on the NU9VE network, ensuring multiple options for consistent coverage.
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When the Auriazules navigate league play, television rights are typically allocated to Channel 2 and TUDN for league matches. For cup competitions, TUDN and other partner networks may carry the action; in Conca Champions, Fox Sports often handles the broadcasts, while friendlies are scheduled per venue and tournament. In the United States, Univision serves as a key broadcaster for several UNAM engagements.
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Broadcast rights vary by opponent and competition. In Liga MX, Televisa owns rights to several clubs including Cruz Azul, Juárez FC, Necaxa, Tigres, and Toluca. TV Azteca holds rights to others such as Atlas, Mazatlán FC, and Puebla, while Fox Sports has historically covered Monterrey, Tijuana, Santos Laguna, León, and Pachuca in various permutations. Some matches may also appear on Imagen TV or Claro depending on partnerships. In the United States, Univision frequently presents these clashes. For Copa MX, local TV listings should guide viewers, as schedules shift by opponent. Concacaf Champions League broadcasts are typically on Fox Sports, whereas Leagues Cup content appears on TUDN. These patterns can evolve with media deals, so checking local listings is recommended for accuracy.
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For those without traditional cable access, online options are available. Fans can stream the meeting through Marca Claro by searching for the stipulated YouTube channel and tuning in at kickoff time.
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