How to watch CONCACAF Champions Cup: Live streams, TV channels, start times and latest fixtures for 2026 season

Some games across the earlier round will not be televised, and instead will be streamed by FOX on Tubi, who they acquired back in 2020.

CONCACAF Champions Cup schedule

The CONCACAF Champions Cup began with Round One, with matches played across February. The start of the competition comes well before the start of the Major League Soccer regular season, forcing some MLS clubs to start their season preparations much earlier than usual.

All rounds feature two legs, with each participant hosting once in every round and the winner determined by aggregate score. The away goals tiebreaker is still in effect for this competition, unlike many other continental football tournaments around the world.

The 2026 competition will conclude with the final on May 30, which will be hosted by one of the two participants determined by their earlier performances.

2026 CONCACAF Champions Cup fixtures, games, start times

All times Eastern. Higher seeded team hosts the second leg in each matchup.

Semifinals

First leg

Second leg

Final

The final is hosted by the higher-performing side through the 2026 CONCACAF Champions Cup.

The two qualifying participants are placed in a defacto table, with three points for each win in the competition and one point for a draw, with the usual tiebreakers of goal differential and goals scored.

For example, in 2025, Cruz Azul hosted the final as their record of three wins and three draws gave them 12 points, while Vancouver Whitecaps had secured 10 points via two wins and four draws.

Teams who entered the 2026 CONCACAF Champions Cup

* Toluca secured passage to the CONCACAF Champions Cup Round of 16 by having a higher aggregate table standing than 2024/25 Apertura champions Club America.
** LAFC secured CONCACAF Champions Cup participation as the next-highest MLS finisher yet to qualify due to 2025 League Cup runners-up Inter Miami having already qualified via their 2025 MLS Cup title.
*** Vancouver FC secured CONCACAF Champions Cup participation as Canadian Championship winners Vancouver Whitecaps had already qualified via MLS table standing, which takes precedent.