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where to watch club américa vs c.d. olimpia

You can watch Club América vs C.D. Olimpia through a mix of official TV channels and legal streaming platforms, depending on your country of residence and which leg of the tie you’re looking for.

Main ways to watch

  • In the USA , the game is available via Fubo (Fubo USA) as a live stream, with coverage of the CONCACAF Champions Cup.
  • Some coverage and replays in the U.S. region have also appeared through ESPN platforms , especially for the first leg (ESPN2 / ESPN Deportes streaming).
  • In Canada , the match is likewise carried by Fubo as the listed broadcaster for this round of the competition.
  • In Latin America (including Mexico and Honduras), regional sports channels hold rights; outlets such as FOX-branded channels or local partners have been used for this tie, and TV listings in Spanish-language outlets confirm live TV broadcasts for Club América vs Olimpia.

If you’re unsure which broadcaster you have in your specific country, checking the match listing on a live-score service (like Sofascore’s Club América vs CD Olimpia page) will show the match info and sometimes link out to licensed broadcasters.

Kickoff and context

  • The second leg of Club América vs C.D. Olimpia in the 2026 CONCACAF Champions Cup is scheduled in Mexico City, with kickoff set at 01:00 UTC on 12 February 2026 at Estadio Azteca.
  • América comes in with a narrow aggregate advantage after a 2–1 away win in Tegucigalpa in the first leg.

Streaming with a VPN (if you’re abroad)

If you’re traveling and your usual streaming service is geo‑blocked, you can use a reputable VPN to access a stream from a region where you already have a subscription.

Basic steps:

  1. Subscribe to and install a trusted VPN service on your device.
  1. Connect to a server in a country that carries the match (for example, a U.S. server to use Fubo USA).
  1. Clear your browser cookies/cache so sites recognize your new virtual location.
  1. Log into your existing streaming account (like Fubo) and start the match stream.

Forum chatter & real‑world viewing issues

Fans have noted some confusion on U.S. TV because other live events sometimes displace soccer coverage on certain FOX channels, leading viewers to hunt around for an alternative feed such as ESPN or dedicated streaming platforms.

In one recent discussion thread about this same tie, supporters pointed out that while FOX channels were expected to show the game, auto‑scheduling changes left some markets showing Daytona 500 qualifying or college basketball instead , forcing fans to rely on streaming links.

“From what I know, Fox originally intended FS1 to broadcast Daytona 500 qualifying and FS2 to air this game… FS1 is showing college basketball, while FS2 is covering Daytona 500 qualifying.”

Quick HTML table for options

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Region Platform / Channel Notes
USA Fubo USA Official CONCACAF Champions Cup streaming; check package includes soccer channels.
USA (first leg, replays) ESPN2 / ESPN Deportes app Carried CD Olimpia vs Club América first leg; VOD/replay availability may vary.
Canada Fubo Listed as broadcaster for CF América vs CD Olimpia.
Mexico / Central America Local sports channels (e.g., FOX‑branded, regional partners) Check local listings; Spanish‑language outlets confirm live TV coverage.
Global (traveling abroad) Your home platform + VPN Use VPN to access your existing subscription from a supported country.
**TL;DR:** Use **Fubo** if you’re in the U.S. or Canada, check **ESPN platforms** for first‑leg coverage and possible replays, and rely on local sports channels or a VPN‑assisted connection to your usual service if you’re watching from elsewhere.

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