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Liga MX: Schedule and where to watch Jornada 6 matches today, August 29

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • The Apertura 2026 season continues today, August 29, with four Liga MX matches, including games featuring América and Chivas.
  • The schedule includes Atlas vs. Querétaro and Pachuca vs. Chivas at 5:00 PM Central Mexico time.
  • Later matches include América vs. Puebla at 7:05 PM and Santos Laguna vs. Tigres at 9:00 PM.

The Apertura 2026 season of Mexico's Liga MX continues this Saturday, August 29, with a slate of four matches promising excitement and goals. Fans can follow the action across various platforms, with specific broadcast details provided for each game.

The day kicks off with two matches scheduled for 5:00 PM Central Mexico time. At the Estadio Jalisco, Atlas will host Querétaro, with broadcasts available on ViX and LayvTime (YouTube). Simultaneously, Pachuca will welcome Chivas to the Estadio Hidalgo. Chivas are currently on a strong run, seemingly regaining their previous form.

Later in the evening, the schedule shifts to 7:05 PM Central Mexico time for a match at the Estadio Banorte, where Guillermo Almada's América will face off against Puebla, a team that has surprised many this tournament. This game will be broadcast on Canal 5, TUDN, ViX, and LayvTime (Youtube).

To conclude the day's fixtures, Santos Laguna will attempt to break their winless streak when they host Tigres at the Estadio Corona at 9:00 PM Central Mexico time. This match will be televised on Canal 5, TUDN, and ViX.

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Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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