Where can the Club America live against Toluca in the USA: League MX Clausura 2025

Club America Will be against opposite Toluca in A Liga MX Clausura 2025 Matchday 10 Clash. Fans in the United States find complete broadcast details for this game, this kickoff Times and streaming options to see the game live. Here is everything you need to know.

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Club America are determined to stay in the fight for the top position, to pursue Leon Only three points in the overall ranking. A win, paired with A Leon Loss would drive forward Las Aguilas In first place to give even more urgency to your upcoming conflict.

Stand in the way TolucaAt the moment with 18 points that consider this as a decisive opportunity to close the gap. With both teams who have the summit in mind, this showdown promises to be a struggle with high stakes without space for mistakes.

When will the Club America be played against Toluca -Match?

Club America take over Toluca On the matchday 10 of the Liga MX Clausura 2025 The Saturday, March 1st. Kickoff is planned for 8:05 p.m. (ET).

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Club America against Toluca: time of the state in the USA

Et: 8:05 p.m.

CT: 7:05 p.m.

MT: 6:05 p.m.

PT: 5:05 p.m.

How to watch Club America against Toluca in the United States

The Liga MX Conflict between Club America And Toluca will be available for viewers in the USA via Tudn, Univision, DirectV Stream, VIX. With both Tudn and Univision, however, there are no longer included FuboFans cannot use this streaming platform to catch everyone Liga MX Action.

To see the game for free, you have to subscribe to yourself Amazon Prime Video That offers A 30-day free trial version. Of the Amazon Prime You can subscribe to the platform Vix (with a 7-day free trial version) And there they have free access to it Liga MX agree.

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