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Club America USA tour 2024: Schedule, tickets, stadiums and more

The Liga MX power will be spending plenty of time in the United States this summer.

Club América will be spending plenty of time in the United States this summer.

Las Águilas are set to take in two different competitions on U.S. soil, as well as two friendlies against Premier League sides amid a busy fixture list.

The Liga MX power will start with a Campeón de Campeones match, in which the winner of the Apertura season faces the winner of the Clausura season.

Next will be a pair of friendlies, with Chelsea and then Aston Villa on the agenda. After that, América will enter the 2024 Leagues Cup along with every other team in Liga MX and every MLS team.

As the defending Liga MX champion, América will not participate in the group stage and has been given a bye into the round of 32. Should the club have success, it could play up to five matches in the Leagues Cup.

Here are Club América’s fixtures for its 2024 summer tour of the United States, along with information on purchasing tickets.

Club America USA tour 2024

July 30: Club América vs. TBD — Dignity Health Sports Park, Carson, CA.

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July 31: Club América vs. Chelsea — Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA.

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August 3: Club América vs. Aston Villa — Soldier Field, Chicago, IL.

August 9: Club América vs. TBD — Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego, CA.

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Leagues Cup announces home venue pool for Liga MX sides, knockout stages

13 stadiums could end up serving as temporary home venues for Liga MX sides during this summer’s edition of the Leagues Cup

If you want to see some of Liga MX’s giants during the 2024 Leagues Cup, the list of potential home venues is coming into focus.

The pool of potential “hub” stadiums for Club América, Monterrey, Chivas, and Tigres, as well as any knockout round match between the other 13 Liga MX clubs in the tournament, was announced on Wednesday.

13 stadiums, all in the United States, could potentially see a Liga MX side serve as temporary hosts in the Leagues Cup, which will run from July 26 to August 5.

While the home venues for América, Monterrey, Chivas, and Tigres have not yet been confirmed, a previous announcement on tournament modifications at least denotes the stage at which the quartet can host knockout matches.

Should Chivas advance from Group West 2, the Guadalajara-based club will serve as the round-of-32 host if its point haul is superior to its opponent. Monterrey will get the same status in the round of 16, while América — who along with the Columbus Crew have been granted a bye directly to the knockout round — will have hosting privileges through to at least the semifinals.

Leagues Cup hub stadium pool

Audi Field (Washington, D.C.)
BMO Stadium (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Dick’s Sporting Goods Park (Commerce City, Colo.)
Dignity Health Sports Park (Carson, Calif.)
Geodis Park (Nashville, Tenn.)
Paypal Park (San Jose, Calif.)
Q2 Stadium (Austin, Texas)
Red Bull Arena (Harrison, N.J.)
Shell Energy Stadium (Houston, Texas)
Snapdragon Stadium (San Diego, Calif.)
Subaru Park (Chester, Pa.)
Toyota Stadium (Frisco, Texas)
TQL Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio)

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Leagues Cup 2023: Standings, teams, schedule, TV and streaming

Your complete guide to the 2023 Leagues Cup

The first-ever Leagues Cup will see MLS and Liga MX clubs halt league play for a month-long tournament across the U.S. and Canada in July and August.

The tournament begins on July 21, with 15 three-team groups based on geography featuring a mix of teams from both leagues. Each group will feature round-robin play, with the top two finishers advancing to a knockout stage featuring one-off matches running through to a final on August 19.

The champion of the Leagues Cup will secure a place in the 2024 CONCACAF Champions Cup round of 16, while the losing finalist and the third-place game winner will also gain a place in the CCC’s first round.

The entire Leagues Cup will take place in the United States or in Canada, with matches between Liga MX sides picked based on geography in the group stage and at neutral sites in the knockout round.

While standard rules will be in place for games that end with a winner and a loser (three points for the victors, none for their opponent), the Leagues Cup will discard draws. Games that are tied at full time will proceed to a penalty kick tiebreaker, with the winner of that shootout receiving two points while the loser gets one.

All matches will air on MLS Season Pass on the Apple TV app, while select games are on Televisa, Univision, FOX Sports, TSN and RDS.

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Here is the 2023 Leagues Cup schedule.

West One

Team	W	PW	PL	L	GF	GA	GD	Points
Tigres	2	0	0	0	3	1	+2	6
Portland Timbers	1	0	0	1	3	2	+1	3
San Jose Earthquakes	0	0	0	2	0	3	-3	0

West One schedule

Sat, July 22: Portland Timbers 2-0 San Jose Earthquakes
Wed, July 26: Portland Timbers 1-2 Tigres
Sun, July 30: San Jose Earthquakes 0-1 Tigres