July 29, 2025
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League Cup will return to the MLS season pass on Apple TV on July 29
CONCACAF approved competition will feature new formats
Fans can watch every game of the MLS Season Pass on Apple TV from July 29 to August 31
The League Cup is the first playoff club championship for all men's professional sports in North America, and starting today (July 29), the MLS Season Pass on Apple TV is the only place where fans from more than 100 countries and regions can watch each game.
The League Cup enters its third year and will be played in two rounds: the first stage, which will begin on July 29 and the knockout round will end with the League Cup final on August 31. In 2025, the match will launch a new format for MLS vs. Liga MX MX showdown in 2025.
There will be a total of 62 games in the League Cup 2025, and there is no connection. The MLS and LIGA MX regular seasons will last until August, with most League Cup knockouts being played in the middle of the week.
The one-month tournament ended the top three teams, received an automatic bid for the 2026 CONCACAF Championship Cup and had the opportunity to represent the federal team at the FIFA Club World Cup.
“I’m very excited to be in the League Cup with San Diego Football Club,” the San Diego Football Club striker hired “Chucky” Lozano. “It will be a great match between MLS and Liga MX and a great opportunity to showcase the composition of San Diego.”
“I made my debut with Rayados de Monterrey during the League Cup, so the game has special meaning to me,” said CF Monterrey midfielder Sergio Canales. “In both leagues, the arrival of more famous players has only improved its level. It will continue to be welcomed and grown in the years to come.”
The Columbus crew brought back the 2024 League Cup trophy, dramatically defeating Los Angeles Football Club, breaking a 1-1 deadlock and scoring two goals in downtime to win the championship. Lionel Messi made his debut at the Miami CF during the 2023 League Cup and scored 10 goals in just 7 games, earning the League Cup Golden Boot and MVP honors after he helped the club win the first championship.
For schedules and other broadcast details for the 2025 League Cup, visit leaguescup.com.
How to watch MLS Season Pass on Apple TV
The MLS Season Pass will host every live League Cup match in one place and provide reviews in English and Spanish, without power outages. Subscribers can enjoy exclusive on-demand League Cup content and a comprehensive and easy-to-access free lineup, including Countdown to League Cup and League Cup Summary In English and League Cup La Previa and League Cup El Resumen In Spanish.
MLS Season Pass will receive a new 2025 and will welcome five well-known Spanish-language broadcasters to the League Cup coverage. Former player Francisco “Kikín” Fonseca, Pável Pardo, Daniel Brailovsky and legendary goalkeeper Oswaldo Sánchez, as well as Emmy-nominated host Ana Jurka, will join one of the most respected and diverse broad teams in the global sport to enjoy the entire broadcast range.
Fans can follow up to four simultaneous games at once on Apple TV 4K devices and iPads, so they never have to miss a minute of action. Catch up, and viewers who watch the game after the kickoff can watch all the key moments before live.
MLS Season Pass is available via the Apple TV app on Apple devices, Android devices, smart TVs, streaming devices, set-top boxes and game consoles, as well as Directv, Xfinity and TV.Apple.com. Additionally, Apple TV+ subscribers will have no additional charge, including all knockout matches. Fans can also access MLS Season Pass from the Apple TV app on Apple Vision Pro, where they can watch games in their physical space with other apps; in the environment, so the screen feels 100 feet wide. And get a more immersive viewing experience in spatial audio.
Fans can sign up for a seasonal subscription for $49 to enjoy the entire League Cup and the rest of the 2025 season, enjoying a $99 original price of 50% – existing Apple TV+ subscribers can sign up for a seasonal subscription to MLS Season Pass for $39. For more information and to subscribe to the MLS Season Pass, visit Apple.co/_MLS_.
More ways to enjoy the League Cup
- To gain insight into League Cup statistics and rankings, iPhone users can use Apple Sports, a free iPhone app that provides sports fans with an easy and fast way to work as the game progresses to speed up the game. Users can easily navigate between scores and upcoming games; explore game-by-play information, team statistics, lineup details and real-time betting odds; then click to the Apple TV app to watch live games. It just so happened that Apple Sports is now available in Mexico in the League Cup.
- Apple Music helps fans prepare for the League Cup with exclusive warm-up playlists for featured matches, including a refreshing blend of Benjamin Cremaschi of Miami and a brand new playlist for Diego Luna, which debuted in the first phase.
- In Apple Maps, fans can explore the history, unique features and supporter traditions of MLS Club’s stadiums at the North American Football Culture Center to explore the map guide for each stadium played by MLS Club.
- In the Apple News app, fans can follow a dedicated League Cup hub to read the latest stories, see Scores and Points. By signing up for the new Apple News Sports Newsletter, fans can get personalized updates in their inbox throughout the game.
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