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Defending Concacaf Champions Cup champions Cruz Azul welcome LAFC on Tuesday evening in the quarterfinal second leg, needing an extraordinary showing to keep their title hopes alive.
LAFC dismantled the Liga MX powerhouse 3–0 in the opening leg at BMO Field last week. Marc Dos Santos' squad were clinical on the break and displayed the full range of their attacking weapons, further solidifying their reputation as arguably the finest team in MLS at the moment — and possibly across all of North America.
On the opposite end sits Cruz Azul. Following a promising start to the campaign, La Máquina have gone without a win in their last six matches, placing manager Nicolás Larcamón firmly in the firing line. Cruz Azul have fallen apart dramatically over the past month, and it will require a commanding return to form to even dream of mounting a comeback.
Playing at their temporary base in Puebla, Mexico, far from their stronghold in Mexico City, Cruz Azul must summon some fighting spirit to attempt to overturn the three-goal deficit. However, with La Máquina forced into an all-out attacking approach, LAFC will fancy their chances of exploiting the space on the counter to secure a crucial away goal that would virtually seal their spot in the semifinals.
Here's everything you need to know about how to watch the pivotal Champions Cup quarterfinal clash between Cruz Azul and LAFC.
What Time Does Cruz Azul vs. LAFC Kick Off?
How to Watch Cruz Azul vs. LAFC on TV, Live Stream
MLS and Liga MX supporters in the United States looking to catch another cross-league rivalry fixture can do so on Fox Sports 1, with streaming available on FOX One and the Fox Sports App.
Spanish-language coverage is also accessible for U.S. audiences via TUDN and streaming on ViX.
In Mexico, FOX One carries the Concacaf Champions Cup, while Canadian viewers can tune in through OneSoccer and fuboTV.
Country | TV channel/live stream |
|---|---|
United States | FOX Sports 1, FOX One, FOX Sports App, TUDN USA, ViX |
Mexico | FOX One |
Canada | fuboTV Canada, OneSoccer |
What's Next for Cruz Azul, LAFC?
Domestic competition takes priority this weekend for both sides. Cruz Azul will be desperate to end their winless league run when they host Tijuana on Saturday evening in a bid to remain near the summit of the Clausura 2026 table.
LAFC suffered their first defeat of the season last weekend, bringing their remarkable clean-sheet run to an end. The Black and Gold will aim to respond when they host an in-form San Jose Earthquakes side at BMO Field in a showdown between two of the Western Conference's leading clubs.